Why's everyone getting so bent out of shape about it?!
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Oddly, we are not bent out of shape about it.
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"I'm bent out of shape for them," Stewart said Monday.
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He was also out of shape, weighing nearly 300 pounds.
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Does getting a side stitch mean you're out of shape?
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But we are out of practice and out of shape.
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Not bad for a supposedly out of shape fat guy.
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"It's the reason he's never out of shape," Reid said.
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I thought, I'm not that out of shape, am I?
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"I'm not bent out of shape, I'm fine," he said.
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But, still out of shape, she lost in the final.
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Vaginas don't stretch out of shape due to lots of sex.
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He was overweight, out of shape and living a sedentary lifestyle.
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Another, related, problem is that Chinese pupils are out of shape.
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She also complained that she was overweight and out of shape.
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I was pretty out of shape when I started 10th grade.
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I'm sure he was bent out of shape about being fired.
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Alice doesn't seem too bent out of shape by the separation.
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Myth: It takes at least two weeks to get 'out of shape.'
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Easily getting bent out of shape, even angry, is my problem, too.
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He didn't seem to be too bent out of shape over it.
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An abortion of a bout between two out of shape old men.
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In the spring of 2005, feeling out of shape, he started running.
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Before training for movie, Krasinski confessed he was a bit out of shape.
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This is why xenophobes get so bent out of shape over immigrants' speech.
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Researchers divided 25 out-of-shape schlubs into three different fitness-focused groups.
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"He wasn't all bent out of shape about it being changed," she said.
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By that logic, you should never trust an out-of-shape behavioral designer.
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Want to see the Blaze in action (and how out of shape I am)?
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When you're out of shape, progress to the healthier you seems gradual, if nonexistent.
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It&aposs an impossible game to play if you are out of shape. Impossible.
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Hopefully, Piers Morgan won't get too bent out of shape about that photo, too.
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"I always tell people I get out of shape in three days," he said.
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It's just that I'm horribly out of shape and this machine isn't messing around.
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It wasn't because I was wildly out of shape, I just was not shape.
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I am so out of shape compared to how I was in high school!
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They got all bent out of shape and tried to pretend it wasn't funny.
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Reintroduce out-of-shape dogs to physical activity gradually and do not ignore limitations.
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After all, no one wants to pay $20 million for an out-of-shape vessel.
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Although Yuri has fallen out of shape since the competition, he still loves the sport.
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Many Western cities have already been bent out of shape by excessive, poorly priced parking.
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Mark Watney, portrayed by Matt Damon, was probably more out of shape than we realized.
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These bride prices have shot up, bending the country's society and economy out of shape.
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Banks had lost that particular fight, but Clarke surmised he was just out of shape.
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His summer workouts were affected, and he arrived to his new team out of shape.
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Worse, at least in the play's cosmology, she's out of shape and a pack rat.
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He'd never performed a cartwheel and was by his own admission horribly out of shape.
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Both Misty Copeland and Herman Cornejo, on Tuesday, seemed out of shape in Act 1.
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It is almost certainly true, but I don't get bent out of shape about that.
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Stainless steel is bent out of shape, well-attached bars are rattled loose, and so on.
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By promoting one technique, the twist, and one effect, surprise, stories get bent out of shape.
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Help out your neighbor who is older, out of shape or that has known health problems.
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That can erode a glider's protective coating, fry its electronics and bend it out of shape.
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Rivers going out of shape is a constant threat in this wet part of the world.
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Not only did I feel out of shape, having stopped competing, but my tastes were changing.
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Mr. Lewin, 54, looks like an out-of-shape football lineman with a modified crew cut.
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At that time, Williams was rusty, out of shape and still trying to find her footing.
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So they explain this by presenting him as traumatized, out of practice, and out of shape.
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Generally, people with higher fitness levels can use more oxygen than individuals who are out of shape.
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But even the most out-of-shape of us got there, and that's when the fun began.
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He's soft and out of shape, even though he hasn't missed a game in over six years.
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Flat-footed and out of shape, our man lost on the cards and announced his retirement thereafter.
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Liberals tend not to get bent out of shape about having the word cuck directed at them.
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They're also pioneers of a growing aesthetic trend that has these monitors all bent out of shape.
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Kobe was never been out of shape, but he decided to change himself as a precautionary measure.
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He wanted to run in it, despite being "out of shape" — and Gabe agreed to help coach him.
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I should have eaten more before coming because I have zero energy and I'm so out of shape.
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He told me that when he was that age he was bent out of shape with religious mania.
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When I was out of shape, I felt really thick through my core and trap and arm area.
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Ms. Robbins gets across her points using only a few ingredients that haven't been contorted out of shape.
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I thought doing so would be proof that I'd finally moved from out of shape to vaguely athletic.
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I was bent so out of shape the first few days I thought I would die of fear.
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It would be flipped out of shape, hiding grit or sharp, calcified fragments that cut at my tongue.
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In other words, being out of shape increased someone's risk of dying early as much as smoking did.
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At 85, he said, it is much easier to get out of shape than to get back into shape.
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It has always required a hoist of the body and is not for the out-of-shape or petite.
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Out of shape for his standards, Herring was showing the ring rust expected following such a long lay-off.
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We're told Kylie was bent out of shape that Tyga had the nerve to go to the Met Ball.
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We noticed a deflated tire, pushed out of shape by a rim that had been damaged by a pothole.
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A HOSPITAL WARD is a great place to pick up an infection, become depressed or get out of shape.
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Dear Carolyn: I get bent out of shape over petty stuff, and I end up snapping at my sweetie.
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Thankfully, it's not that difficult to find covered ties that bind — without bending and creasing the hair out of shape.
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Get ready to see it for yourself and try not to get too bent out of shape on the ride.
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The extra boost may encourage people who are out of shape, inexperienced or entering or exiting middle age to cycle.
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It's great to see her reminding us that no, being a little out of shape is not a moral failure.
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I liked CONTORTIONIST because I had the clue (one who is bent out of shape) in mind for a while.
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Most of Müller's Bayern teammates — Manuel Neuer, Xabi Alonso, Arturo Vidal — were played, like him, by out-of-shape adults.
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When she tells a joke about how out of shape Americans are, she's giving British fans exactly what they want.
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It doesn&apost matter if you&aposre overweight, out-of-shape, or just starting out — gyms are generally encouraging places.
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GUTFELD: Yes, I will say this, I love playing it, but I can&apost play it, I&aposm out of shape.
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Genndy Tartakovsky on reviving Samurai Jack: 'I was out of shape for working this hard again' There's no dialogue in Primal.
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Also maybe they want to feel sporty because boning's a lot of work and most of them are out of shape.
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He was out of shape and a novice biker, so he gave himself double the time, six weeks, to complete it.
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In a 2003 ESPN interview, Bryant called O'Neal "fat and out of shape" and said he had "childlike selfishness and jealousy."
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These relatively out-of-shape young people generally performed worst on the tests of memory and thinking skills, the scientists found.
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If anything I always looked up to the really out of shape people who would come in and work out hard.
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It's easy to picture this schtick killing with an out-of-shape male comic, but the Sundance audience was stunned and silent.
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I was worried I was a bit out of shape for the advanced class, but to my surprise I still got it!
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Feeling nauseous during exercise is normal regardless of your fitness level, so it's not a sign that you're out of shape either.
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However, over the course of a long day, the ball's propensity to swing disappears as it is gradually bashed out of shape.
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Mel did not seem bent out of shape after the ceremony ... he hit the town with his hot, 24-year-old GF.
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We'd say she looked bent out of shape over her recent breakup with longtime BF Wilmer Valderrama, but these pics prove otherwise.
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When Arcidiacono arrived four years ago, out of shape, mending a back injury, he knew he had a challenge on his hands.
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A new study found that being out of shape may be second only to smoking as a risk factor for premature death.
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" McConnell responded Monday, saying he didn't know why Stewart "is all bent out of shape" during an appearance on "Fox and Friends.
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Others began to join him, mostly men who were out of shape and for whom he became an exercise coach as well.
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That dude is so bent out of shape about so many things and so am I, because everything is horrible and embarrassing.
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It is prudent, too, not to get too bent out of shape over one man's good-faith efforts to guard his marriage wisely.
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Just because I have this unusual hobby that people get all bent out of shape about, they're not going to shut it down.
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" For the next several pages, she continues to shame fat people: "Humans were not made to be out of shape and severely overweight.
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The data cable's MicroUSB connector has already gotten bent out of shape without me ever twisting or torquing it in any improper way.
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As to those guys tweeting that they're old and out of shape and still look better than Brady – the fact is, you don't.
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Even basic security is a problem, as the doors are so out of shape that they can be difficult to close and lock.
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Boy George was not bent out of shape over Alexis Arquette's impersonation of him in "The Wedding Singer" ... he actually really dug it.
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Some had started and stayed out of shape; they remained in the lowest 20 percent of aerobic fitness for the whole 10 years.
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Two, really: one was never be out of shape, and the other was to think twice before letting cameras into his grudge matches.
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Strong paired 10 just-slightly-out-of-shape women with 10 male personal trainers, and together the teams trained in different exercise disciplines.
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By then she had retired from the stage, but she agreed to sing a recital there even if she was out of shape.
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Why are so many teachers bent out of shape because a student fails to call them "Professor" or neglects to proofread an email?
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But then I realize what I'm doing so I stop and join them in basketball only to realize how out of shape I am.
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If you're out of shape, the injury rate is higher, but at the same time, calling [athletes] fat … that's not how you handle it.
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He didn't seem too bent out of shape considering how rocky he looked the night before -- if anything, Ben was sort of radiating here.
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And as our pal Manohla Dargis has noted, it's pointless for us to keep getting bent out of shape one month of the year.
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Instead, after going through a few bouts with the smasher of all smashers, the ducky just looks just a little bent out of shape.
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As we've been reporting for years, Katherine has been bent out of shape for years, claiming the estate has been stingy with her family.
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Another guy went into Joe Pesci Casino mode, putting a YETI tumbler in a vice and squeezing until it's completely bent out of shape.
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Athletes, especially those in strenuous sports like distance running and cycling, start to sweat at a lower body temperature than out-of-shape people.
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Maroon's resume for persevering and dedicating himself features him overcoming being traded for a fourth-round pick and being out of shape last year.
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If you've told yourself that you were too big/weak/out-of-shape/old to be an athlete, Mirna Valerio can change your mind.
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"A lot of people get so bent out of shape about all this research," Vitafive's Nik Hall tells me, when I bring it up.
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A new book by Tim Harford, an economist and columnist at the Financial Times, argues that we need to whip our lives out of shape.
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I felt like throwing up during it and attributed it to being out of shape, but even when I get home, I still feel nauseous.
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First-time posters on r/bodyweightfitness typically describe themselves as out of shape and lacking access to a gym or information about fitness and nutrition.
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It's a resource that we share, and the resource is impoverished when words are redefined, weaponized, or otherwise co-opted and bent out of shape.
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Some doubted his story, but Stewart's car was badly damaged — the front wishbone suspension and one front wheel were knocked out of shape — and undriveable.
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They will have to fashion rules that can wrap around digital giants, rather than getting bent out of shape by 'winner takes all' business models.
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I'm bent out of shape for them, these are the first heroes and veterans and victims of the great trillions-of-dollars war on terror.
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Out of shape after isolating herself in Michigan, Gold took the ice looking like the Grim Reaper, wearing a hoodie and carrying 50 extra pounds.
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PHys Ed Physically fit young adults have healthier white matter in their brains and better thinking skills than young people who are out of shape.
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Being overweight and out of shape causes problems even in Nebraska but it suddenly becomes more pronounced at high altitude when walking up steep slopes.
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Unfortunately, Brown was coaching a quirky bunch that included the brooding Stephon Marbury, the out-of-shape Eddy Curry and the shot-happy Nate Robinson.
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Much was made of her tactics at the French Open, where she belted the yellow ball out of shape - each and every time she made contact.
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If you're designing a mass market wearable, pitting the fitness-freak athlete with the out-of-shape middle-aged dad will lead to an unsatisfying experience.
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"We aren't shy, antisocial quote unquote weird kids that are out of shape, don't play sports, don't mess with girls and don't eat well," said Banks.
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A white woman getting bent out of shape about black people barbecuing in a public park can quickly become a meme or hashtag thanks to Twitter.
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Thanks to that, by high school "out of shape" became an integral part of my identity, right up there with vaguely eccentric dresser and Buffy fan.
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As for Chuck's critics who say he looked slow and out of shape at his open workout last week, Iceman tells us they're straight-up wrong.
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And a wave of scientific evidence suggests that H.I.I.T. workouts are exactly the type of exercise a middle-aged, out-of-shape body should be doing.
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"I'd always been overweight and out of shape, but for this I trained for months and lost three stone" or more than 40 pounds, he said.
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"I know what it feels like to go from out of shape to in shape [afterward] I'll look at myself like, 'Man, well done,'" he said.
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Didn't seem like he was using the word in a racial way ... and nobody (including the black people at the club) got bent out of shape.
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The stuffing is all out of shape, the upholstery is tattered and disintegrating, and to others, it may look like trash—but it fits me exactly right.
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If it hits any of those objects it bends suddenly, which is why a straw placed in a glass of water appears suddenly bent out of shape.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS The foreign object appears to be a paper clip or staple that has been bent out of shape.
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Lue thought a large part of the reason was because the players are out of shape — a fairly surprising announcement for the halfway point of the season.
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This is the first test of its tighter rules, and if they are bent out of shape to suit Mr Renzi they will no longer be credible.
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Being out of shape could be more harmful to health and longevity than most people expect, according to a new, long-term study of middle-aged men.
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The researchers chose this form of yoga largely because people who are out of shape or new to yoga generally find it easy to complete the classes.
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Singer John Legend has reportedly put out a casting call for "preferably out of shape" actors to play supporters of President Trump in a new music video.
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It seems some people have gotten bent out of shape about Steph Curry's reaction to his teammate's hugely important, game- and series-altering shot on Wednesday night.
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So. Call individual counseling with a competent family therapist a class in emotional flexibility, to teach you to respond to stress without getting bent out of shape.
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Nearly every team had an out-of-shape veteran or two, like Dallas; just as many had rookies who hadn't played competitive games since February or March.
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"I'm old and out of shape and somehow look just as good as Tom Brady," one Twitter user wrote with a photo of Brady holding hands with Bundchen.
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" He struck up a conversation with the couple, asking them "how long it would take for an out-of-shape guy like me to train for a marathon.
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He was reportedly paid tens of millions of dollars, but arrived out of shape, scored only four goals and sometimes did not even bother to run during matches.
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We're told Meek doesn't have a problem with the time ... it's the stipulation about not being able to rap or perform that's got him bent out of shape.
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It also doesn't look easy, which may be why Sheeran got a little bent out of shape at the thought of fans thinking he's just pretending up there.
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Markets were further bent out of shape on Thursday when Mexico's President Enrique Pena Nieto canceled a summit with Trump, who insisted Mexico would pay for the wall.
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Highly fit men with elevated blood pressure or relatively unhealthy cholesterol profiles tended to live longer than out-of-shape men with good blood pressure and cholesterol levels.
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The Bills gave up on Williams, who reported to training camp out of shape and had been suspended by the N.F.L. for violating the league's substance-abuse policy.
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For many years, Abby had been somewhat overweight and out of shape, but after she moved to Colorado, in 2014, she became a frequent hiker and rock climber.
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Being out of shape at age 18 may increase your risk for eventually developing Type 23 diabetes, regardless of your weight and family history, a new study says.
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Wood was a legitimate first-round talent last season who plummeted down draft boards after showing up to both pre-draft workouts and the combine out of shape.
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They have that innate feel and relationship that they don't get pushed out of shape, maybe when the other guy takes a shot and they thought they should've.
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But — and this is a critically important "but" — no matter how old or out of shape you are, you can restore much of the strength you already lost.
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Whether the results would be comparable for those of us who are older, overweight, out of shape, female or swallow eggs and bacon in the morning remains unknown.
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Even better, the exertion required can be so slight as to allow almost anyone, even those who are out of shape or possibly disabled, to complete the exercise.
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I did prepare for the role though, because I was completely out of shape, and Gideon wanted me to do, among other things, a couple of sex scenes.
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I arrived at my local table tennis club cautiously, a breathtakingly out-of-shape woman in a sea of men, some in their 20s, a handful over 80.
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"She's still kind of bent out of shape because I still have resentment towards her for still keeping my son and we still butt heads," she shared in July.
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Out-of-shape tennis fans can work out at the Hampton Racquet in East Hampton, which has a new outdoor fitness area with TRX training, boxing and strength training.
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I've been finding myself frustrated, bent out of shape by teammates or my own declining ability, stuck with the realization I'm doomed to a bad game 20 minutes in.
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He is 71 and by any measure, out of shape: Whatever his intentions in hindsight, he doesn't know that he could run more than a few feet without collapsing.
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There is nothing that will bother Trump more than seeing an ad like this that is clearly intended to make Trump look out of shape and sort of bumbling.
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McConnell told Fox News he couldn't understand why Stewart is "all bent out of shape" on the issue and vowed the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund would be fully funded.
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" He attempted to strike up a conversation with the couple, asking them "how long it would take for an out-of-shape guy like me to train for a marathon.
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The ex-NBA superstar previously said he was "extremely disappointed" and embarrassed to find out through an Instagram post that he was deactivated for being out of shape last month.
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All the while, it stayed in the same general area, far from normal air traffic, producing a flight path that resembled a pile of bent-out-of-shape paper clips.
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The grapefruit-size ball weighs less than four pounds and has no finger holes, and the squat duckpins look like out-of-shape cousins to the more familiar bowling pin.
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Perhaps more encouraging, those men and women who had entered middle age out of shape but then gained fitness showed the same substantial reduction in their subsequent risk for dementia.
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If exercise had a similar effect on older, out-of-shape women's internal thermostats, the scientists speculated, it might also lessen the number or the intensity of their hot flashes.
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Like his arachnid-bitten comrades — and with the counsel of an out of shape "Peter B. Parker" from a different dimension — Miles undergoes an initiation we have witnessed many times.
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The first is 42 percent and represents the extent by which people's risk for premature death rises if they are out of shape, according to a study published in July.
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With Susie's every twist and thrust (and unbeknownst to her) the unseen counterpart is bent and broken out of shape, left a contorted mess oozing bodily fluids across the floor.
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A rep for the Hypospadias Ass'n walked it back a bit, and conceded Hitler may have been bent out of shape because he had no support system for his condition.
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The rest of us would be straining and struggling, out of shape and deep in debt, short on time and wondering why life is so difficult and yet so unsatisfying.
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While her skin is tugged away from her face, her feet become engulfed in a green ooze, and her body is bent out of shape, you begin to get the picture.
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If people are judging a book by its cover and saying it is all unattractive people who are out of shape … it sets an immediate barrier to entry for our community.
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The stress test on this cheap Olympic bar reveals that the straight metal bar can lift an immeasurable amount of weight before it buckles and permanently bends itself out of shape.
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But in addition to being highly inaccurate without thorough training, the handguns people obtain illegally are often out of shape or sometimes loaded with the wrong ammo, further diminishing their accuracy.
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Before Schimmel was traded to the Liberty, her coach with the Atlanta Dream, Michael Cooper, criticized her for showing up to training camp out of shape for a second straight year.
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We're being told, essentially, that we should accept being a little tired, having hair a little too long, and being a little out of shape in order to achieve financial stability.
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The centerpiece was the sullen, out-of-shape Deron Williams who, in another lifetime, looked like the best point guard on earth, and whose passions no longer appeared to include basketball.
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Miami Heat center Hassan Whiteside isn't getting down or out of shape over his team's early playoff exit ... because he just gets to spend more time with his smoking hot girlfriend.
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With GB Packers coach Mike McCarthy ripping Eddie Lacy for being out of shape this season -- there's one man who says he can save the embattled running back ... THE P90X GUY!!!!
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The film tells the story of best friends Ayan (Ranbir Kapoor) and Alizeh (Anushka Sharma), who swear by the security of their friendship to not bend it out of shape into love.
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Opposite of the straight-size, or "thin," market, where girls are being sent away if they are 'out of shape,' the plus-size market tells their inbetweeny girls that more is better.
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Multiple studies have found that people with relatively high levels of endurance, whatever their age, tend to perform better on tests of thinking and memory than people who are out of shape.
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"He was running the bases because you don't want your legs to get out of shape while you're trying to get the rest of your body in shape," said manager Dusty Baker.
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Obama chides Biden for being out of shape and for getting Jill a bouquet of lilies instead of roses, noting that lilies are for sympathy, and scolds him over his messy car.
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His body twisted out of shape by spina bifida and kyphosis, a severe curvature of the spine, he conducted from a tall stool, limited in his ability to turn to either side.
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The 2628 general election was the first in which either Marchant or Olson faced a serious Democratic challenge, and both were exposed as being politically out of shape on the campaign trail.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who Stewart regarded as an "impediment" in the process, appeared on Fox News to wonder why the comedian "is all bent out of shape" over the debacle.
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At this point, we should not be surprised to hear that people who exercise and have high aerobic endurance tend to live longer than those who are sedentary and out of shape.
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" He explains that he attempted to strike up a conversation with the couple, asking them "how long it would take for an out-of-shape guy like me to train for a marathon.
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Fancy taking over the finances at an Android smartphone maker that is bleeding money, struggling on the stock exchange, without a component business unit to absorb the losses, and generally out of shape?
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Even if you accidentally step on your A10 and bend the whole thing out of shape — as I did, intentionally, during testing — you can hand-mold the band back into its original form.
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And it's why I'm telling folks now: hey, I can't guarantee Fitzgerald doesn't fall off statistically in December, but I can guarantee it won't be because he's out of shape or fading physically.
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At a time when everyone else is getting bent out of shape chasing ephemeral differentiation (HTC has its own assistant, on top of Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa), OnePlus has always played it straight.
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And you'd get a glimmer then, Of the cowboy that he used to be, And the man he might have been Before the war and wife and whiskey Had bent him out of shape.
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Long arms, basic defensive maintenance skills, and never falling out of shape get you surprisingly far in the NBA, but they don't keep you from doing truly embarrassing shit from time to time. 4.
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As we age, our connective tissues weaken and stretch out of shape, which can lead to a prolapse, or falling, of a part of the anal wall, which can then protrude from the anus.
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He's the mythic version of Jobs twisted and bent out of shape to reveal the fundamental bankruptcy of anybody who makes a living primarily by skimming cash off the top of other people's ledgers.
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"I would like to thank my sneakers, my neighbors in little Ethiopia, my alarm clock, my 4 day old blueberry muffin I ate, and my sense of panic at being out of shape," she says.
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He arrived out of shape to start his first full season with the Heat, and then put up solid-but-not-sterling numbers as he worked his way back, flanking Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh.
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Lacy was a breakout star for the Green Bay Packers in his first two seasons, but he arrived for training camp overweight and out of shape in 2015, issues that contributed to a subpar season.
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I ask this (rhetorically, I hope) because I fell off the game wagon this summer for various reasons and I'm finding it a challenge to get my focus back, like exercising out-of-shape muscles.
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"I am especially fascinated by erasures and omissions, which seem to me to be strongly present in their apparent absence, like black holes, pulling the fabric of collective narrative out of shape," she writes here.
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Well, we've heard so many complaints about denim that doesn't live up to your standards: jeans that stretch out of shape after a couple wears or fit perfectly in one spot but terribly in another.
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She had put all of this effort into building the perfect story arc for the first season, and now the BBC wanted her to twist it out of shape to make way for more content.
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Spar back in a playful, witty way—nothing delights an Aries more than someone who can quarrel while remaining funny, who doesn't get bent out of shape over a fleeting moment in a spirited conversation.
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McConnell told Fox News that he didn't know why Stewart was "all bent out of shape" when it comes to the reauthorization of the September 11 Victim Compensation Fund, and said it would be fully funded.
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I feel very hopeful, and I have very good feelings about the movement, even though my nose was a little bent out of shape a couple of months ago when I was watching the awards shows.
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Trading starting center Mason Plumlee to the Denver Nuggets for Jusuf Nurkic looked like a long-term move, given that Nurkic was arriving both out of shape and presumably out of sync with his new teammates.
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That's the event where the top draft prospects gather, compete in a bunch of physical tests, and then get made fun of for not doing enough bench press reps by out-of-shape sportswriters like me.
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So consider how different life is these days for aides bent out of shape by Trump's public pivot to Marco Rubio-style arguments regarding a path to citizenship for young immigrants brought here illegally as children.
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And to rub salt in the wound, van Heerden says he was out of shape and had just gotten back from vacation when around the time of the sesh ... and still "landed at will" on McGregor.
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Being Young, Active and Physically Fit May Be Very Good for Your Brain Physically fit young adults have healthier white matter in their brains and better thinking skills than young people who are out of shape.
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Good news for the out-of-shape: Researchers found that riding an electric bike — one that supplements rather than replaces the rider's effort — can still provide a workout comparable to brisk walking or an easy jog.
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By college, I'd left behind the 'tude and the idea that I was "too cool" for fitness, but the effects lingered: I was wildly out of shape, even if I wasn't intellectually opposed to exercise anymore.
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I was keeping my fitness levels up, but I let myself go a little as well because I didn't want to be clean-cut—I wanted to look like a kid and be out of shape.
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There's also this -- Caridi says he's not too bent out of shape over the joke, and he's not even mad at Jimmy for taking a shot ... but he does want the Academy to "leave me alone."
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At the time, it all seemed harmless—lacking weapons, the out-of-shape volunteers ran around cradling imaginary ones—but last month Turkey sent a hundred and fifty troops and twenty-five tanks to the camp.
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Jon Stewart stopped by "The Late Show" to respond to Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, calling him "bent out of shape" in regards to Stewart's asking Congress to extend the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund.
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Or was he just another frustrated, out-of-shape dude, thrown into rage at the sight of a tiny rat rubbing his face in the fact that he can count his 2018 Crunch visits on one hand?
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Saad Haddad seemed off to a promising start with "Manarah," a work for orchestra and two solo trumpeters, who played facing each other from side balconies, with pitches gently bent out of shape through live electronic processing.
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Speaking on "Fox & Friends," McConnell said he doesn't know why Stewart "is all bent out of shape" but promised to "take care" of the 9/85033 Victims Compensation Fund legislation that has been idling in the Senate.
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Exactly where the White House's decision to bend itself out of shape to suit the Saudi's current thirst for more and better weapons, in a region already exhausted by conflict, will lead in the years ahead is unclear.
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"I don't know that many other skaters that know they're out of shape, that know they don't look like a figure skater and know that it might not go well and still do it, still try," Gold said.
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And on the way back up, the energy-recycling stairs make it around 37 percent easier on the knee, making these stairs ideal for people who are pregnant, dealing with mobility issues, or are just simply out of shape.
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After Stewart's impassioned plea, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell vowed over the weekend that the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund would be fully funded -- but nevertheless wondered aloud why Stewart was "all bent out of shape" on the issue.
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We went and did the Vegas thing in the offseason, so you're a little bit out of shape and have to spend a little bit of time getting back in shape, vocally, and getting physically prepared to play shows.
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Bautin's stint in Detroit didn't go well; he lasted exactly one game before Scotty Bowman and the Wings sent him to the minors for being out of shape, reportedly after discovering he was a two-pack-a-day smoker.
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Like a traditional sports bar, flat screens abound here; but instead of watching a group of roided-out athletes battle head to head, customers will be watching out-of-shape videogame warriors go at it in intense digital contests.
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Physically fit young adults have healthier white matter in their brains and better thinking skills than young people who are out of shape, according to a large-scale new study of the links between aerobic fitness and brain health.
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You just sit around and wait for it to heal and then when it does you're out of shape and that's when your old friend depression shows up to remind of how you ruined the entire season of spring.
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"If you want to know why the 8503/11 community is 'bent out of shape' over these past, let's call it 18 years, meet with them, tomorrow, as soon as possible, and don't make them beg for it," Stewart said.
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The tailor takes his "altitude" with a quadrant and the dimensions of the rest of his body with a "rule and compasses" and then, six days later, produces a suit of clothes "very ill made, and quite out of shape".
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MIT and the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) teamed up to create a new kind of structure that can "remember" its original shape, and return to that state even after being deformed or otherwise bent out of shape.
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Jon Stewart slammed Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) on CBS' "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" Monday for saying he didn't know why the comedian was "all bent out of shape" over the 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund.
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We ran for 5 miles over the Williamsburg Bridge (which was almost half the total weekly mileage I'd been clocking up until that point), and I was significantly slower and more out of shape than the other people on my team.
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Lue, who took over the head coaching job on Friday when David Blatt was shockingly let go by the organization, wants Cleveland to operate at a faster pace and suggested the team was out of shape following Saturday's 993-83 setback.
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I've spent my life worrying so much that I don't look right or that my body is out of shape or not thin enough, and for the first time I just want to put on a swimsuit and have fun.
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His lack of development as an artist was suggested by his mannered performance of Beethoven's late Sonata No. 30 in E. Like his mentor, Mr. Lando had a penchant for pulling phrases out of shape with expressive tugs and twists.
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For a study that he and his colleagues presented earlier this year, they asked 12 out-of-shape women in their 20s to warm up for two minutes by slowly walking up and down stairs in a campus office building.
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The vast body of global brands herd around a finite number of cohorts who look, feel, and smell the same globally: Technology: CTOs wear polo shirts with corporate logos, are out of shape, and buy Salesforce, Huawei, and Microsoft products.
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We got John Tuesday at LAX, the day after he shot a music video featuring Black Lives Matter protesters -- which seemed to be related to the story TMZ broke about a casting call for "preferably out of shape" Trump supporters.
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Tuesday's episode was arguably the biggest so far as the Dream Team's in-fighting reached a fevered pitch, culminating in a major power shift that saw Johnny Cochran (Courtney B. Vance) overthrow a bent-out-of-shape Shaprio from his lead attorney throne.
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A set of guidelines distributed to previous Daybreaker photographers—one of whom sent me a copy of the live Google Docs file in question—specifically requested that they "stay away from […] off-brand people (bro-y or out of shape)" when taking pictures.
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I know runners can under-train for a marathon, but until I visited the new supersize Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) — all additional 47,000 square feet of it — I didn't know it was possible to be out of shape for a museum.
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Often injured, out of shape, or deemed ineffective in a league that has little use for big men who can't shoot, the guy looked spry on Tuesday against DeMarcus Cousins and the New Orleans Pelicans, recording his first double-double since last February.
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It was cold and wet and I am still a little out of shape—we're coming out of a particularly cold winter here in the Pacific Northwest—and for a second I felt a tightening in my chest, a sapping of the will.
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"Kim wants a summit, but I think the North Koreans are bent out of shape by Trump Administration officials claiming pressure brought them to the table," said Jeffrey Lewis, a non proliferation expert at the US-based Middlebury Institute of International Studies.
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But, at sixty-six, he is out of shape, he hasn't played a major role in a campaign in ages, and he scratches out a living by giving speeches, doing a little corporate consulting, and writing for fringe publishers and Web sites.
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His big victories were over one dimensional kickboxers like Melvin Manhoef, inexperienced prospects like Ovince St. Preux, and freak fights against the grossly out of shape Mark Hunt and a Gary Goodridge who should not have even been allowed to fight anymore.
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The source sculpture for "Eagle" resembles an out-of-shape Maltese Falcon with a toucan's enormous beak, tipped slightly backward on its base; it's hard to tell if the creature is recoiling in terror from the inky void, or just dozing off.
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Little girls can see themselves in Gwen and Peni, out-of-shape dudes will get behind 40-something Peter's hearty appetite and snarkiness, and Miles stands as the most universal of them all, a multicultural kid navigating self-confidence and identity issues with entertaining moxie.
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" If nothing else, playing to the crowd leads to punchier jokes—as in one episode where Elena is complaining about micro-aggressions and her mom snaps back, "If I got bent out of shape at every dumb thing a man says, you wouldn't be here.
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Manhattan Skyline is accepting no excuses for residents to be out of shape at its Manhattan East, a cluster of late 103s buildings on East 66th Street; and two 1970s buildings, the Habitat, on East 29th Street, and the Left Bank, on West 15th Street.
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Women with psychologies bent out of shape are the rage right now, delivering jagged nihilism through pursed lips in books like Sally Rooney's Conversations With Friends, Ottessa Moshfegh's My Year of Rest and Relaxation, Rachel Cusk's Outline trilogy, Nell Zink's The Wallcreeper, and many more.
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In the film, Cave worries that his voice is out of shape for recording, and Skeleton Tree's vocals are indeed a far cry from the banshee shrieks he emitted in his second band, the Birthday Party, or the supple, funereal croon he started employing through the 1990s.
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According to a listing on Casting Networks in L.A., the musician's upcoming music video project needs several actors to play protesters on a set resembling a rally/counterprotest ... including 8 white men and women, 30-65 years old, "preferably out of shape" to play Trump supporters.
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Groeneveld, who formerly coached Maria Sharapova, believes multiple developments bent the WTA timeline out of shape: Sharapova's 22017-month suspension for a doping violation; Serena Williams and Victoria Azarenka's maternity breaks; and the 2016 attack on Petra Kvitova that left her with career-threatening hand injuries.
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The scholar might also point out that featuring present-day personalities in old plays is an age-old practice; in 2012, a New York company staged a "Julius Caesar" with an Obama-like king, Delta sponsored it, and nobody got really bent out of shape about it.
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But May cannot expect the Commission, which prides itself on being the "guardian of the treaties", to stand back while EU law is bent out of shape by national leaders, who in any case also fear a sweet deal for London could start unravelling the union.
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According to Iyanla ... she finds it pretty hypocritical for folks to be all good with someone swearing to God with a hand on the Bible in court, but then get bent out of shape when a judge actually lives out the values of the good book.
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An easy way to visualise this is to think about those giant, curvy grids that are often superimposed over illustrations of space to show how the fabric of the Universe is stretched out of shape by its most colossal residents — think black holes, or even our own planet.
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When I first started going to the men's-only pond in the early '210s, what you saw in the open-air changing area were either wrinkly, tanned nudists or pasty, out-of-shape Hasidim from Golders Green, hastily changing into their swimming trunks, using the wraparound towel maneuver.
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If fans in San Francisco found the 5-foot-11, 255-pound Sandoval endearing — he provided not only humorous moments but clutch ones, too, in the playoffs — his tenure in Boston went wrong from the start, when he showed up for his first spring training woefully out of shape.
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Swann did what he could do for the teams that bothered to watch him do it; he was out of shape and less a raw talent than a feral one, but he ran what Cardinals coach Joe Bugel called "a 4.7, 4.8 40" at a moderately gooey 19943 pounds.
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The longhaired Bombardier, younger than the others and by far the best rider even if he was out of shape, found escape from the sounds of the ice and whipping blizzards by smoking cigarettes in his tent and listening to rock 'n' roll on a small tape recorder he'd brought.
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"Donald Trump is a guy who you understand he hurts you, and my testosterone sometimes makes me wanna feel like punching him, which would be bad for this elderly, out-of-shape man that he is, if I did that," Booker, a former Division I college football player, explained to Meyers.
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It had been years since I'd last listened to sports talk radio for an extended period of time, and was not surprised to find myself out of shape when it came to listening to four-and-a-half hours of windy playfighting between a disgraced governor and a puppyish 34-year-old.
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In the meantime, I slouched beneath drywall, imagining L.A. in the spring, waiting for lunchtime, quite proficient at not being the boss's son, and all the while reassuring myself that one day in the future I would be performing some version of this role with nuance and veracity, out of shape or not.
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So for the new experiment, which was published last month in the European Journal of Applied Physiology, researchers at the University of Colorado, Boulder, decided to see what would happen if they gave a group of out-of-shape men and women zippy electric bikes and suggested that they begin riding to work.
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Just understand, the next time we have war; or you're being robbed; or your house is on fire, and you make that desperate call for help, don't get bent out of shape if they show up at the last minute, with fewer people than you thought were going to pay attention, and don't actually put it out.
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In fact, all contacts with the user's head are leather, and almost all the rest is metal: aluminum for the earcup frame, nitinol for the two overarching bands (chosen specifically for the alloy's shape memory, which means it'll never get bent out of shape), and carbon fiber on the exterior of the closed-back C Flows.
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In the first heavyweight title fight to be held in the Middle East, Joshua toyed with an out-of-shape Andy Ruiz Jr. over 12 unspectacular rounds to win a unanimous points decision, reclaiming the World Boxing Association, World Boxing Organization and International Boxing Federation belts and avenging a stunning upset by his Mexican-American opponent six months ago.
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WATCH THIS: Everything to Know About Chip and Joanna Gaines's New TV Network: 'We Have Some Fun Stuff' The HGTV star, who is launching his own network with Joanna in 2020 that will replace the DIY Network, previously revealed that he was "out of shape" before running the marathon, but pushed through — and even had Gabe as a coach during the process.
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Slice's earliest professional fights in the Elite Xtreme Combat organization pitted him against the fading stars of a bygone age: he submitted out-of-shape boxer Ray Mercer, who was famed for his granite chin, and then kayoed a past-his-prime Tank Abbott, a bruiser perhaps best known for his 600-pound bench press and willingness to fight women.
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Many past studies have found that relatively low aerobic fitness is linked with a significantly increased risk for heart disease and premature death and that being out of shape may, in fact, represent a greater risk for developing heart disease than if you have a poor cholesterol profile, Type 2 diabetes, a history of smoking or a high body mass index.
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While reporting from a defence and security forum at the Reagan Library in California on Saturday, Lexington met a senior Republican foreign-policy hawk from the George W. Bush era who said that though his diplomatic colleagues were getting "bent out of shape" about the Taiwan phone call, he had no problem with the president-elect keeping an adversary like China "on its toes".
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Though it's apparently been around since this summer, the SnapBat landed in the spotlight once again today after Snapchat announced it would be partnering with Major League Baseball to give fans an "inside look"at Spring Training, which is basically a bunch of exhibition games played for the express purpose of making sure your expensive star doesn't show up to practice fat and out of shape.
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The aftermath of his slaying hasn't been particularly promising for his alleged associates: During the raid on Wednesday, photos emerged out of an out-of-shape Thomas Gambino, wearing a white T-shirt bearing a cartoon crocodile, looking more like a father you'd find on the sidelines of a Little League game than a key player in the crime family that bears his last name.
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He ripped into McConnell during an appearance on "The Late Show with Stephen ColbertStephen Tyrone ColbertF-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever Stephen Colbert on Trump: 'He's trying to invite us into this madness' Biden's personal grief comes to forefront amid mass shootings MORE" last month after the Kentucky Republican said he didn't know why the comedian was "all bent out of shape" over a delayed Senate vote on the legislation.
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I was one of those who was drafted into the Army out of graduate school, and I recall with some wonderment how quickly I shifted from trying to avoid what was broadly accepted among my peers as an immoral war to eagerly trying, as an out-of-shape 24-year-old, to out-crawl some 18-year-old kid from Chicago through the mud of Fort Leonard Wood in the Missouri Ozarks.
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Your honor, I'd like to have to following marked as "exhibit a" and entered into evidence: So now, because this guy is bent out of shape about NFL players protesting police brutality, he's going to drop a whole lot of coin on a wildly frivolous lawsuit that proposes that by virtue of allowing players to express themselves in a peaceful manner, owner Tom Benson has enabled Dragna's seat neighbors to act like boorish dickheads, therefore making it impossible for him to attend the games.
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"S-Town" is a penetrating psychological portrait of a brilliant, troubled man who has an orator's sense of timing and cadence, even when spewing profanities to Reed: We ain't nothing but a nation of goddamn, chicken-shit, horse-shit, tattletale, pissy-ass, whiny, fat, flabby, out of shape Facebook looking damn twerp-fest, peeking out the windows and slipping around, listening in on the cell phones and spying in the peephole and peeping in the crack of the goddamned door, and listening in the fucking sheet rock.
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