I figure this will either result in fewer pauses because players don't want to dance, or will make the pauses much more entertaining.
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So your entertainment of choice will start up at the same time as the rest of the group and, if someone pauses the stream, it pauses and resumes for everyone.
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" He pauses: "I'm in the one percent of course.
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"When people are diagnosed with cancer ..." Again, Stream pauses.
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" Smith pauses, and laughs: "But who needs a car?
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So those pauses are … actually written … into the script?
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And those were definitely not pauses, because Donald Trump does not take pauses; he just yammers until he runs out of oxygen and then inhales like he's about to go pearl diving.
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"Pauses in obligational authority are necessary for proper stewardship of taxpayer funds," Paoletta said, adding that pauses like this are different from "deferrals," which the President is prohibited from doing without notifying Congress.
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More than twenty, less than… [pauses] less than a hundred.
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The tones of gentle disapproval; the pauses of feelings hurt.
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Grey's Anatomy is a series filled with pregnant, emotional pauses.
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She pauses and considers: Will Barack Obama hand it over?
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" Ali pauses for an instant, then gives them one: "Me?
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On the phone, Bano takes long pauses and speaks slowly.
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After pauses, it restarted and passed the obstacles by itself.
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They haven't known peace since, only pauses in the fighting.
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They laughed on cue, and whispered feverishly during most pauses.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump pauses during the final debate.
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We actually built in pauses so researchers could check stuff.
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It's about awkward pauses and tensions that never get resolved.
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She pauses for a long time, carefully considering her words.
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Similarly: McNutt pauses to remind us all that perspective matters.
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He pauses for a moment, looks down and then falls.
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He pauses, then he's back to his Hot Wheels races.
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When he pauses, Eleanor responds: ''I like to rest, myself.
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Andrea: [Pauses] No. Annie: He puts on a good facade.
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" She pauses, reflecting on the year, "That's how it feels.
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However, there were still awkward pauses and some indistinct sounds.
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Mr. Paddock pauses to let them off, then gets on.
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Awkward pauses and frantic glances between you will be suspicious.
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A: (Pauses) No, not that I can be definite of.
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" He pauses, adding, "We're so blessed we never broke anything.
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But once a new self realizes its continuity it pauses.
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Vice President Biden pauses during a memorial service for Rep.
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Pauses bring employees a renewed sense of purpose and alignment.
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Clicking it once pauses the music; clicking twice skips songs.
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We often expect direct conversation with few pauses or stumbles.
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He pauses, counts to three, slowly draws his hand away.
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" Then it pauses, says, "But the soup is getting cold.
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"She can't take care of herself," she pauses before continuing.
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Well—" and she pauses, your mom, she pauses to really breathe in the moment, "—well, she's pregnant, and Jan [Jan is Lisa's mother, you know this] doesn't think she's going to get her GED.
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Heading upstairs she pauses at the site of a significant purging.
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She pauses, looks up for a moment, then back at me.
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She pauses, snaps her fingers and then answers her own question.
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" When she demurs, he pauses for a moment and says, "Boyfriend?
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Built-in pauses have been the norm in India for decades.
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That has already led to several pauses at Preston New Road.
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Then he pauses to explain that "dick" and "cock" are synonyms.
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No one even pauses to comment on Robin Arryn's glow-up!
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Yeah. [pauses] No, I haven't been in any of those places.
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Pauses between this kind of violence hardly seems to exist anymore.
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" She pauses, then continues: "Nothing happened this morning, you know that?
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Paisley pauses to consider the possible grim consequences of his response.
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Their conversations are marked with long pauses, uncontrolled emotions and tears.
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Then, Blondi pauses, takes a step back and softens her voice.
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It has something to do with the pauses, the time between.
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Paak pauses briefly to fawn over a daunting orange electronic kit.
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Cindy McCain pauses at the casket of her late husband Sen.
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" She pauses and adds, "There's a lot they still don't know.
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The Democratic candidate for governor pauses and pats the horse's neck.
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Talking about his nephew's death, Baker pauses to collect his thoughts.
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"As far as the detention center and anybody who—"He pauses.
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Let pauses lay there, and don't look for what's not there.
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" She pauses, then adds grimly: "It's a world without human relations.
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That's a love story, let's not go with that one [pauses].
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Moscow said rebels used such pauses in the past to reinforce.
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Strange pauses in the action left anchors scrambling to fill time.
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Amer pauses at the boy's stall with his bags of groceries.
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Those pauses bloom with interpersonal meaning and a kind of dread.
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There were two trading pauses last week and one on Monday.
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The dog in the street pauses just as a car comes.
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There are intimate conversations, surprising accusations, and lots of awkward pauses.
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" When the violence pauses, "the world spins in an unnatural quiet.
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He pauses briefly to examine the machine before fiddling with it.
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Breathe; the pauses you take feel much longer than they are.
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She pauses between words, apparently wary of coming off as cold.
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There were awkward pauses and we both didn't finish our food.
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It's a nice smell [pauses], but I know I can't eat.
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Shouts and pauses might as well be written into the score.
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"You have to be thoughtful about it," Tarter starts, then pauses.
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And because those pauses are roughly timed — as opposed to baseball, whose only similar pauses happen every half-inning — and because there's a big break at halftime, there's plenty of predictable space in which to sell advertising.
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Though played without pauses, the piece is deftly structured in four movements.
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" He pulls up and pauses to emphasize each word: "Lift off. Cristal.
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She pauses to dance near street musicians, whereas Greg derides such entertainment.
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When you connect them again, it hangs up or pauses your music.
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He inserts pauses that are not merely pregnant but two weeks overdue.
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Tom Brokaw pauses during a taping of Meet the Press in 2008.
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They're intended as pauses, so our policymaking can catch up with technology.
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She pauses, for a second, so I know exactly what she means.
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Trump pauses before responding to questions, smiles throughout, and gives measured responses.
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Oooh. [Pauses]. The crickets in the background, that's the most honest moment.
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He pauses the movie when Killer Bob enters the picture, seemingly celebrating.
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People like to say that commas indicate pauses, and it's absolutely true.
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With occasional pauses, Daniel can accurately identify the colors -- even nuanced shades.
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Contrary to popular belief, commas don't just signify pauses in a sentence.
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" He pauses before adding: "Although I would have supported Jesse Jackson first.
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Asked what he thinks about the US withdrawal, he pauses before answering.
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Those prolonged and statuesque pauses, those coolly regal waits before acknowledging applause!
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It was all there in the script — the pauses, the weird references.
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Other paintings, of sky or desert, function as pauses between conflict photography.
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Usually his replies come in rapid fire, but this time he pauses.
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Every few sentences, Rasmussen pauses to take a selfie with a fan.
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Then Haydn cuts in with made-you-wait pauses and false endings.
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She said she liked those brief pauses of solitude with no connection.
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"They haven't met my parents," Morales says between deep sobs and pauses.
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TO: All these long-ass pauses because there's no commercial break. Oof.
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Especially touching were their sudden pauses: not stops, but moments of suspense.
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Onstage, he has a twitchy energy, punctuating his speech with noticeable pauses.
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Reflecting on life without her husband two years later, Ms. Gizetdinova pauses.
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Deadwood: The Movie frequently pauses to deliver a flashback from the series.
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He had never had to leave so many pauses in a speech.
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It pauses before turning any corner, anticipating horrors that never satisfyingly arrive.
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She pauses and I know she is choosing every word very carefully.
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Before Colton gets to his point, there's silence and awkward pauses in between.
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The patient pauses, recognizes the shape, then points to it with her finger.
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Lyonnais food is quite…" He pauses to find the most appropriate word: "Robust.
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When asked about the future for his family and his nation, he pauses.
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One click plays/pauses a song, and a double-click extends the track.
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And now" — he pauses, and by this point he's already smiling — "TERRY MCAULIFFE!
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David slurs through various songs and and takes long pauses, often forgetting lyrics.
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I could watch 4K content on YouTube without any interruptions or buffering pauses.
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As one one man walks by, he briefly pauses to consider their message.
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When asked about Chinese students who may feel under suspicion, Mr Rubio pauses.
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Surfboard under her arm she draws the sign of the cross, then pauses.
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" Kalanick pauses to sum up the experience, then says unabashedly: "That's hashtag winning.
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At one point, she pauses to acknowledge her dog walking into the room.
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Then he pauses and tells me he'll probably hang it on a wall.
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The resonance is gone, his sentences cordoned off by pauses or heavy sighs.
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Moments of silence highlight the gravity of the incident, pauses in between screams.
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Hell, with the necessary pauses for big laughs, she has a tight 11.
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At seven, she pokes her head around the side of the desk. Pauses.
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" Then he pauses and asks: "You didn't actually kill her, did ya', Jake?
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She pauses, fits the cap back onto her lipstick, and furrows her brow.
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The economic calendar pauses today ahead of an extremely busy Thursday and Friday.
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C., pauses to speaks to media, on Capitol Hill in Washington, Thursday, Oct.
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Paige pauses, startled for a second, but then she too starts getting handsy.
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And when it's on the verge of losing, it pauses the game—permanently.
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Or sometimes, importantly, it just pauses those jobs until the maintenance is over.
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" Notice: Conway even pauses with a small smile after she says "alternative facts.
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That the poppin and lockin era [ pauses to do some rudimentary dance moves].
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There are no weird sounds, awkward moments and mood-killing pauses for rubbers.
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He pauses for a second, before putting the pouch back on the ground.
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Mr. Malick's movies can be maddening in their pauses, their stalls and starts.
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There are no pauses, few adverbs, and, most notably, few interjections by Faye.
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It took long pauses to wait for pedestrians to cross at the intersection.
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As he passes the American flag, Bubbles pauses for a minute to salute.
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But every so often, someone walking along Canal Street glances upward and pauses.
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Mediators call for pauses in the talks that can drag out for months.
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Every so often, Peterson pauses to remind his readers how lucky they are.
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Then just as he is being ushered gently to the door, he pauses.
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"Sometimes I have pauses, and I don't listen to anything," Ms. Alexievich said.
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At Stephen Reinbolt, Hastert pauses: "yes" Jolene Burdge breaks into sobs. http://bit.
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Link's verse sets the tone, with calculated pauses in his first few bars.
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Whenever a planet pauses in the sky, the themes of that planet intensify.
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She speaks in a slow cadence, with pauses and occasional Long Island twang.
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One witness told KTLA that the gunman fired five shots separated by pauses.
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Andy Grotelueschen as Michael's laconic roommate, Jeff, gets huge laughs just from pauses.
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"; then the music pauses to splice in one spoken, very teenage syllable: "Duh!
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Mr. Husamudeen, whose answers were often preceded by long pauses, did not hesitate.
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Never again be forced to enjoy a seamless narrative free of distracting pauses.
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"Healthy play between dogs should include small breaks or pauses," Mr. Hof said.
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"No I didn't, I signed a prenup," Maximo shoots back, and then pauses.
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It has caused significant pauses in daily life and economic activity in China.
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Because the bucket is very heavy, the man walks slowly and pauses often.
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Is it reasonable that the market pauses after 10 straight days of up?
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Instead of inflecting your voice an octave upward to emphasize points, use… pauses.
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She sometimes pauses for a cigarette or to check her phone while pacing about.
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She begins to count: "One… two…" Then she pauses and looks at the teacher.
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The way newscasters speak is unmistakeable, with their exaggerated modulations and drawn-out pauses.
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The movie never pauses to ponder the broader implications of a privatized global internet.
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Right: A climber pauses for a look below while rappelling down an ice formation.
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She pauses for a long beat before her curiosity gets the better of her.
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And yet, it looks like the buck stops — or at least pauses — with Solo.
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And the pauses when neither of you spoke Were alive, space-filling, somehow physical.
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Samet pauses at a spot where you can just see inside the temple doors.
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She pauses her a second, purses her lips, and her eyes get really wide.
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There are some cringingly awkward pauses, long periods of silence, and plenty of uh's.
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Importantly, their sleep apnea severity decreased from 29 breath pauses per hour to four.
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Asked to describe her tumultuous 2016 Olympics experience in just one word, Douglas pauses.
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Periodically, Cerny pauses the action to prove that the surrounding environment remains perfectly crisp.
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Picking handfuls of sungold tomatoes, Gail Simmons pauses when she feels her phone vibrate.
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When asked if he worries about going back to Mauritania, he pauses before answering.
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At one point, Buck pauses, right on the beat, to buff Bubbles's proffered shoe.
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So even though you don't need to reload, you'll still need to take pauses.
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" He pauses for dramatic effect and adds, giddily: "And it has a higher horsepower.
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He pauses at the front room door and his hand doesn't reach the handle.
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The spring wave typically pauses for photos with Paul Manship's gaudily golden "Prometheus" (1934).
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When Ruby splits, he pauses at Olivia's memorial, realizing what he has to do.
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She pauses to wave the scalpel at the camera, the music continuing to play.
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But as the season pauses in celebration this week, the silence only grows louder.
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He is … [pauses] I want to be kind here, because he might read this.
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They savor periodic pauses in the public life from which neither will yet retire.
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Today, our nation pauses to remember and honor those who fell on 22019/11.
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She pauses and says she didn't see anything, which means she said something bad.
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" Phyllis pauses for just a beat before hugging Rhoda and sighing, "I'm so relieved.
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This process involved minute tugs and tears, punctuated by pauses to cauterize minor bleeds.
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At each rung of the ladder, she pauses to take a long look down.
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In another image, he pauses during a stroll, an easy grin on his face.
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Every so often it also pauses and allows Kong and Mason to move you.
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Tapping the button on top or bottom pauses and unpause the light's dimming timer.
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She pauses, probably wondering if she should just go ahead and do that now.
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His scenes include everything from comedic pauses to jaunty music and ridiculously slobby outfits.
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After chewing on the files in question, it noted that many characteristics—including the number of pauses, variations in pause durations, and the ratio between pauses and distinct segments of speech—were useful for detecting the presence of language and speech disorders.
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Mann Cronin hints that future updates could track "ums" and "uhs" as well as pauses.
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Pete pauses for a moment and recalls a white Washington day a few years ago.
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When one's speech carries within it holes of silences: hesitations, pauses, caesuras, stutters, and apprehensions?
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They don't have a chance to process because they have no pauses in their life.
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" He pauses for a beat, letting the description sink in: "That's what the universe is.
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Every time the market pauses, there's a grudge match between the bulls and the bears.
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Pauses, trouble with certain tenses or pronouns — little things may indicate a more serious problem.
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In the video, it effortlessly trots on screen and then pauses to consider the viewer.
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The pianist pauses between movements, making expressive gestures and grimaces conveying infatuation, awe and distress.
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Lifting one ear cup to hear someone nearby automatically pauses my music, which is neat.
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Also extremely annoying: the app goes mute and pauses if you turn the screen off.
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Perhaps my favorite feature is when you take one AirPod out, the music automatically pauses.
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" He pauses, then cracks a joke: "Who knows what Joey and Maria would be doing?
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" Then he pauses a beat: "And yet that is all I have ever written about.
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As Veronica is asked "do you renounce Satan," she pauses and looks into the crowd.
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This had often ended in long pauses and resulted in lengthy and costly legal battles.
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Obstructive sleep apnea causes breathing pauses, sometimes 30 times or more each hour, during sleep.
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If you're listening to music and then take them off your head, the music pauses.
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"In the last match we had four pauses because someone's PC kept crashing," Bardolph added.
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I think it pauses, and we take advantage of that and buy it on weakness.
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Nah, I was called, uh…[ pauses before laughing loudly] It was Snoop Dogg and Woodstock!
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Yet the current tightening cycle and previous two easing phases have featured mid-cycle pauses.
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He starts describing the beginning of his mixed martial arts training but pauses mid-sentence.
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It also plays/pauses when the user taps the logo on top of the speaker.
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"I was at an event with my boyfriend," she replies and pauses for audience groans.
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"When you see children waiting in line for food and water," Carbia says and pauses.
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"(His) voice is too stiff, and there are problems with the pauses," said one user.
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She pauses over her kneading to press a floury palm against the child's kicking foot.
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McCrae's lines add back the rhythmic variety of speech, its erratic pauses and sudden accelerations.
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A word tries to escape his mouth, but he pulls it back in and pauses.
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But the unplanned silences, hesitations, and pauses of these performances don't feel unwelcoming or difficult.
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And it's been— (Pauses, visibly starting to choke-up) I regret using the hashtag. Really.
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Right before she slaps him, Alicia pauses briefly, and it's obvious how overwhelmed she is.
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When I ask him if his health causes him to take months off, he pauses.
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And Ms. Bordelon's work shaping the pauses, as much as the words, eventually pays off.
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But measures like recruiting pauses are making this a little more complicated for tech workers.
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In one essay, Sanmao pauses to analyze her own wardrobe, and lands on a metaphor.
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It even inserts lifelike pauses and filler words like "um" and "hmm" for extra realism.
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She pauses, mutters the words "these wretched little cans down here," and then she sighs.
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Bravely, the three pieces are run in quick succession, with only brief pauses in between.
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A drama by Harold Pinter, perhaps, with pauses long enough to hear the creaky floorboards?
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He speaks in a near-whisper, punctuated by long pauses, conveying both intimacy and awkwardness.
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Clearly in shock, Bozarjian pauses her newscast and glares at Callaway before resuming her report.
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The waiter pauses for dramatic effect before rolling off the lid, letting steam billow out.
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This is what it looks like when the world pauses because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Mekas utters his film-live comment, pauses and then repeats it with a crucial difference.
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Their grief and memories of terror pour over into tears and often long, heavy pauses.
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Obama there is Johannesburg just makes it sound slightly more erudite with all those poignant pauses.
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Be sure to allow for quiet moments and pauses, even when you feel you must interject.
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Ted Cruz speaks with operatic pauses and has leaned heavily on religious imagery for his credibility.
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Instead, Assistant will be able to sense pauses and voice inflections to insert those things automatically.
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Maya Rockeymoore Cummings pauses Thursday during a ceremony in Statuary Hall for her late husband, Rep.
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Our brain edits the pauses, the "um"s, and the half-started sentences into coherent English.
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Both girls stutter, a speech characteristic marked by repetition in sound, prolonged pauses and repeated words.
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When asked if he considers himself a political person, he pauses, really mulling over the question.
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Bryan: But Adi… the monologues allow… him to speak… with dramatic pauses… placed at… odd moments.
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When a viewer pauses their video, a transparent static banner ad will show on their screen.
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" He pauses to clarify: "It's like: If we were women, it's what we would be into.
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Every minute, the game pauses, and only then can you issue a new round of orders.
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"The motion detector automatically pauses playback if you have to step away," explains the KickStarter pitch.
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Every now and then she pauses to yank up a weed or prune a pomelo tree.
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The pauses are detrimental to 1v1 fights and can happen multiple times in a single match.
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He then pauses for dramatic effect before launching into the air and knocking up nearby opponents.
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Kelli rubs his hands in anticipation and then he pauses, if only briefly, to look down.
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When she reaches the cabin she pauses in the clearing, an emotional look on her face.
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"I don't want to talk about the President," she finally sputtered between a lot of pauses.
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The victims ran to safety during short pauses while the shooter reloaded, according to NBC News.
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She even put in these pauses before the chorus, which she hadn't even done in rehearsal.
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" She pauses, and then adds: "I'm a big believer in life being more important than work.
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"Climate change is understandably not something on their priority list at this precise moment," he pauses.
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Hannah pauses on deck, trailing a ways behind the others before finally hurrying to join them.
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In the present one, they've managed extended pauses twice since this cycle's first December 2015 hike.
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The gorgeous gliding phrases, the hairbreadth pauses, the coloratura flourishes all emanate from the same source.
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He said they savor periodic pauses in the public life from which neither will yet retire.
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The other kneads in spurts and then pauses while applying increasingly more pressure to eat foot.
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The order also pauses refugee resettlement for four months and indefinitely halts resettlement for Syrian refugees.
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" Google's robot -- sounding almost perfectly human save for some small pauses -- said "Um, for June 28.
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With occasional pauses to register the sound, he can accurately identify the colors—even nuanced shades.
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"I haven't told her that I'm a criminal," he deadpans, then pauses briefly before cracking up.
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What will these stones say to a visitor who passes by and pauses a century later?
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If Lloyd's staging creates a kind of desert, the pauses are his crocuses—pale, fragile, miraculous.
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More simply, the pauses act as phrase markers between graceful volleys of British-accented English speech.
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A series of pen-and-ink drawings from the late 20183s, "Between Pauses," is less veiled.
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But he pauses too long, looking to cut back, and instead tries to nutmeg his man.
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The restaurant is large, and service tends to arrive in rapid bursts separated by long pauses.
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While both men are intense, Gehry is more severe, his laconic conversation punctuated by dramatic pauses.
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"Mommy..." she pauses, then continues, "has so many talents I can't even begin to name them."
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Asked about his current relationship to Catholicism, Arbery, already given to thoughtful pauses, paused even longer.
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But this hour also pauses to reflect and to call back to old legacies and traditions.
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Those pauses can last minutes or over an hour, enough time for fully textured, impressionistic portraits.
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We take these pauses, these moments of exhalation, for granted, but we should clutch them close.
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" Then, Hanbery pauses to look at the camera while asking the ultimate existential question, "Oh, my god.
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And everyday conversation is filled with little pauses and filler words, the "phatic" spackle of social interactions.
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The 51-year-old Jamaican, who immigrated when he was 8 years old, pauses for a moment.
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After the incident, Moore couldn't focus and was prone to long pauses as he fumbled for words.
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Pauses can have quite an effect on the flow of a game, just like with traditional sports.
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When asked what she likes about her job as a rider, she pauses for a long time.
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When things get steamy, Aaron pauses the hookup to set the mood with candles and sexy music.
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She pauses, though, when she notices a bunch of signatures that are all in the same handwriting.
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Lasting over an hour, neither the music nor images sustained interest, especially with the pauses between movements.
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The "now" of each photograph is not about the captured instant, since humankind's destructive activity never pauses.
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If someone coughs in the gallery, Alsup pauses the trial to demand to know who did it.
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If you go outside it, everything pauses until you move back in place or reorient the headset.
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He is the mildest-mannered of the talkative group; he leaves tantalising, sometimes deferential, pauses in conversation.
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"The groom pauses, but you can tell he laughs it off at the end," writes one redditor.
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"The motion detector automatically pauses playback if you have to step away," according to the project page.
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As Caruso might say, it looks like the supercut has been…[pauses to put on sunglasses]...snipped.
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Not to mention her TV and her dishwasher, which the camera pauses on for just a moment.
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Anyone with even the faintest love of airplanes invariably pauses while boarding to peer into the cockpit.
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" He pauses, thinking about his decision to leave: "There are times when I regret it a lot.
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The "Puss in Book" story pauses 13 times to offer choices, and has two different endings available.
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When I ask Pietromarchi if he thinks Terraforma's model could work anywhere else, he pauses for thought.
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The shots are often long and contain somewhat frustrating (or just Lynchian?) pauses in which nothing happens.
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" She pauses, ending with a clear full-stop: "The things I do are intentional but… not calculated.
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The fact that she never once pauses to take the sensible approach doesn't surprise me at all.
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Kiraly, still gracefully lean and square jawed, speaks slowly and thoughtfully, with crisp enunciation and long pauses.
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On Veterans Day, our country pauses to remember those who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces.
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" She pauses and smiles, "It's still so, so cool that I get to call him my husband!
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At the playground on a beautiful spring day in April, my four-year-old pauses, mid-stride.
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Such "humanitarian pauses" will be regular, he said, and will give temporary relief to the divided city.
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Prone to long pauses, as if avoiding verbal traps, he left more sentences dangling than he finished.
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Commas don't just signify pauses in a sentence — precise rules govern when to use this punctuation mark.
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The order also halts the acceptance of refugees for 120 and indefinitely pauses the Syrian refugee program.
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She pauses in front of a giant typewriter, on which dancing girls spring from key to key.
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However, I'm also noticing that there are long pauses during where I probably should be hearing something.
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Schultz pauses briefly, then takes three steps forward before being shot once and falling to the ground.
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His delivery has shifted from a loping pace to a precision trot interrupted by sudden strategic pauses.
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Bruce is in the midst of an interview with Clark Kent when he pauses to ogle her.
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It's important to understand the pauses that inevitably arise in any exchange between people and strike quickly.
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" He pauses, and backtracks slightly: "But the album didn't really turn out as an ambient record anyway.
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By littering these processes with pauses—hesitation, in human terms—Cargill gave the system room to breathe.
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Cease-fires can create something like a virtuous cycle, studies have found, making future pauses more likely.
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Then there were the pauses, some so long that I wondered if he had forgotten the question.
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He draws his microphone from his back pocket, pauses for a second, and takes a deep breath.
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Indeed, Madoff regularly pauses the action to explain things in voiceover — or, occasionally, directly to the camera.
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Even when he doesn't answer, he pauses to look and decide whether whatever he's receiving can wait.
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Restaurant Henri's kitchen pauses between meals, so if you crave room service between, say, 10:30 a.m.
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The donkey, dumb and obedient, trots on, takes the uphills and unevens without fuss, pauses, defecates, continues.
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Trump pauses during the daily White House coronavirus response briefing at the White House on March 18.
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Petipa's four acts are played with just one intermission, but some scene changes necessitate uncomfortably long pauses.
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" He pauses for a moment before saying, "My God, I sound like a terrible '80s inspiration poster!
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But he walks with a limp and sometimes pauses midspeech and screws up his face in pain.
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Though "Dress" is more downtempo, the pauses and airy negative space on "Small Talk" feel awfully familiar.
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At one point, von Sydow even pauses to reflect on the challenges of playing his own character.
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Bad weather used to be an inconvenience that gave us welcome pauses from routine and bloated schedules.
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He finally pauses at an aisle, apparently looking at some items while still talking on the phone.
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That Cuarón never pauses to explain any reference seems like an act of defiance on his part.
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The miniseries is at its best when it pauses its political speculations and lets the personal relationships breathe.
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The victims took the short pauses while the shooter reloaded to run to safety, according to NBC News.
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A sensor in the right ear cup knows when you remove the headphones and automatically pauses your music.
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A woman pauses at a growing memorial across the street from the Chabad of Poway synagogue, April 29.
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"In the film, it's a lot about timing, about taking pauses to find the right rhythm," says Frei.
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She pauses a mug of newly warmed coffee halfway to her mouth, and gives a chilling, measured response.
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In natural speech, we would distinguish between the two meaning[s] by adding subtle pauses in different places.
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There are specific animations, graphics, and pauses that feel like they're designed to encourage users to pay attention.
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A tap in the middle pauses or plays the music and a long press calls up Google Assistant.
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An armed suspect may still be able to return fire if the officer pauses during shots, Alexander said.
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In true meta-Deadpool fashion, the trailer pauses to pull off a Toy Story spoof before getting serious.
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Since the implementation, there has been an approximately 75 percent reduction in trading pauses, according to the NYSE.
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The man pauses, just for a second, to look over his shoulder at the boy, before walking out.
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And though Mike earlier had said he wasn't interested in "breaking legs" (much less anything else), he pauses.
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Commit and establish that this is no ordinary conversation, that there will be plenty of pauses for moaning.
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These are moments of such magnitude that the world pauses to watch in horror, expectation, appreciation or disgust.
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" She pauses and takes a drag off the Red Chesterfield that dangles between her chipped pink nails. "Fitting.
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I do my best thinking onstage," he pauses, before adding: "Besides, what the fuck else would I do?
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He pauses, then adds: "But we are going to get out and partner---and hopefully change people's minds."
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It also has fewer of those little pauses you tend to see when you're running split screen apps.
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" Villadsen pauses before continuing: "Maybe I miss the adventure from back then, but I don't miss the danger.
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That lone button mutes and unmutes your call or plays and pauses music based on what you're doing.
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Fire it up, and it produces pleasing yet mysterious nonsense, complete with human-like pauses and breath sounds.
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At the top of his ascent, he pauses; he could be enjoying the view or thinking about jumping.
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She pauses over Fuhrman's name because the two had worked together before — York had been his supervising commander.
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They have to be read slowly, with pauses in between the lines, otherwise they go by too quickly.
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The pauses can last for seconds or minutes and may happen as many as 30 times an hour.
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If both are in and you pull one out, the music or movie you are listening to pauses.
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His 13-year-old friend Dayany pauses her freestyle dancing for a moment to also take a flyer.
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I completely condemn any harassment, and that's why I— (pauses, flustered) That's why I stopped using the hashtag.
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But it's there, in the quiet between the rise and fall of strings, filling the pauses and refrains.
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She pauses briefly before she answers my questions, as if calculating every possible outcome to everything she says.
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She pauses before getting into an elevator with both Owen and her ex-boyfriend Tom Koracick (Greg Germann).
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The mind is so weird anyway; it can lead you in all kinds of" -- she pauses -- "wrong ways.
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When he speaks English, he's quiet, his gestures are subdued, and he makes a lot of thoughtful pauses.
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My pauses were me thinking; he took them as I was done, so we had to learn rhythm.
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It has charming scenery and good costumes, but its Tchaikovsky music is taped, with long pauses between numbers.
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While I tallied my ambivalences about G, I'm sure I gave him more than a few pauses too.
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"Selden paused in surprise," begins "House of Mirth," and the reader pauses, too, wondering what has surprised him.
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Pauses in the music brought shifts toward brief flurries of notes that sounded like descendants of bebop phrasing.
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Jesse Lingard pauses and tries to send one through for Raheem Sterling, but it's far out of reach.
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Plus, EPA is seeking similar pauses in several other lawsuits, including over truck emissions and the mercury rule.
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Sometimes using "Battery Saver" or "Power Saving Mode" on an Android can lead to random pauses on Spotify.
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The different service branches occasionally call such pauses; the Marines said their last one was in August 2016.
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Comics can evoke meaning from small moments like pauses in conversation, nuances of facial expression and internal turmoil.
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Mr. Dorsey's drawn-out delivery, with its melodramatic pauses, undercuts the weight of what he has to say.
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Their routine, peppered with dramatic pauses, tricky partnering moves and quick, flashy turns, opened with a comic flourish.
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To engage the concept of a "still life" painting, this tender poem by Mark Sanders pauses and holds.
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Some of these auteurish dramedies were watery or sour—hipper music and longer pauses don't make everything profound.
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But if he changes the subject or even pauses too long, it's pretty much curtains for us all.
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Firefighter Dan Potter pauses on a bench in Lower Manhattan after the collapse of the World Trade Center.
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The cast of Frasier pauses for a group hug backstage at the 218th Annual Emmy Awards on Sept.
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" She then pauses again to retrieve tissues, adding "I promised myself I was not going to tear up.
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In any case, those pauses are large enough for a myriad other Marys to swim through into existence.
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" I ask whether Saunders ever sees his fiction as explicitly political, to which he pauses, and answers, "Yeah.
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He pauses when I ask about any fears or regrets he has when it comes to Rocky Flats.
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Clip the buds together and your music automatically pauses (this only works for the OnePlus 5, 5T, and 6).
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Cover: Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam pauses during a press conference in Hong Kong, Tuesday, July 9, 2019.
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As our conversation continues, I realize that someone else is speaking in the background during Poppy's long, awkward pauses.
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Politicians adopt unusual speech patterns like ungrammatical phrases and long pauses, that entice their audience to listen more closely.
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When a user pauses a video, an image will appear on-screen that acts as a transparent banner ad.
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No one pauses the hookup to figure "how" these two can have sex, or what it capital-M-Means.
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And it was in those pauses that we discovered shelves and shelves of top-handle handbags and stiletto pumps.
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When asked whether he misses the thrill of it all, Linton pauses and takes a giant swig of Coke.
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The next day, as she strolls through the office chatting up different executives, she pauses to rattle MJ's cage.
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My husband pauses it at a certain point to go down and grab the laundry out of the dryer.
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Furthermore, taking one earbud out of your ear automatically pauses the music and putting it back in resumes playback.
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My pictures are a slow burn, pauses that allow you to contemplate their meaning and relationship to the viewer.
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" Asked to describe her brother, Sakinab pauses, thinking deeply, before saying he was "very loving, wonderfully considerate and generous.
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Using traits like volume, pauses and speed, Cogito makes recommendations to agents in the form of gentle text nudges.
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Some messages are punctuated by long pauses, cracking voices, or sentences suddenly rerouted in the middle of a thought.
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When Chris introduces herself, he pauses twice within the space of a minute to sensuously re-light his cigarette.
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Somewhere in the pregnant pauses, though, Nomi does actually get that e-death, and she disappears from the internet.
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The station—the period during which the planet pauses before turning retrograde or leaving retrograde—has the most potency.
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It also indefinitely halts the acceptance of Syrian refugees and pauses the entire refugee resettlement program for 120 days.
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Whatever's between them, when asked if marriage and more children are in her future, Nordegren pauses and, smiling, nods.
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It also halts the nation's refugee program for 120 days and pauses the acceptance of refugees from Syria indefinitely.
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Superstore has a distinct style and sensibility, with the quick zooms and awkward pauses that distinguish modern TV comedy.
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Cue the awkward jokes, the awkward pauses, and — from both Brent and hopefully the audience, too — the awkward laughter.
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Pressing the Beats logo once pauses your music, twice skips a track, and three times goes back a song.
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Amirpour is still dealing in long, pregnant pauses, and in the struggle between attraction and repulsion, inertia and action.
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He tackles big, capitalized themes — Power, Art, Virtue, Evil — but his films speak in whispers, murmurs and ruminative pauses.
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An Iranian proxy on Israel's border pauses the Jewish state to consider the consequences of any attack on Iran.
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Now I made time for pauses and reflection — and my work, and my life, became richer as a result.
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COURT PAUSES METHANE LAWSUIT: A federal court on Thursday formally paused a lawsuit over an Obama administration methane regulation.
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" She pauses before she risks saying, "Sometimes I wonder what I'd do if I received a sign like that.
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Mercury retrograde is finally over on Wednesday, and its motion pauses, corresponding with a pause in your own thoughts.
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Here, he showed that he could anchor a tense scene, full of long pauses and light on comic relief.
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But by tweaking it and adding awkward pauses and repeating certain lines, it can turn into a fun nightmare.
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"You could envisage a scenario where the U.S. pauses both its balance sheet reduction and rate increases," he said.
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For fans of The Weeknd, the quietness of his demeanor, the pauses that followed each question was not unexpected.
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The thing pauses for a moment, wobbles back and forth, uncertain, on the verge of crashing to the ground.
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Cover image: President Donald Trump pauses while speaking to the media as he leaves the White House, Thursday Jan.
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Taking long pauses, sounding confessional without being so, Mr. Chappelle performs introspection while resorting to the same old tricks.
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Attempting to track the changes, you risked slipping into a daze, only to be jolted awake by occasional pauses.
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Those pauses, far less frequent in other sports, could allow fans additional opportunities to place bets during a game.
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The new season still pauses for the occasional on-the-nose sermon about the natures of truth and justice.
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Larkin's narrative film leans on the power of silence with many extended pauses and one long scene without dialogue.
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Hiking in Aspen in the throes of remorse over his failed marriage, he pauses to read a Puritan prayer.
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But before the book becomes a plot point, the movie pauses to bring it to life through Paddington's eyes.
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It is testimony: long pauses and heavy breathing interrupted by the sound of gunfire aimed at those around him.
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Whether the long-drawn-out pauses in between feel sheltering or terrifying depends on each listener's state of mind.
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The compound makes the pituitary gland less sensitive to that hormone and, in doing so, it essentially pauses puberty.
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The right words are all we have in this world, and King too rarely pauses to search for them.
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At many of his rallies, he pauses during his speech and asks attendees about their level of student debt.
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How often, and after which questions, Kavanaugh pauses and turns to Wilkinson before answering questions could also be telling.
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But how could that be, when he's so good at naming pauses, shrugs, the unspoken codes of human interaction?
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It's a hugely regimented game, with frequent pauses and the ball being regularly turned over from team to team.
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More academic-sounding filled pauses such as "that is to say" get a pass; "like" is seen as sloppy.
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He pauses at the top long enough to exhale loudly, making a "shoo" sound before settling over his ball.
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Or filled one of Pinter's famous pauses with the hope of love, or a gesture of defiance, or resignation.
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In the current design, the system engages for 10 seconds at a time, with five-second pauses in between.
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The Shanghai Restoration Project's killer soundtrack enlivens these pauses, blending traditional Chinese instruments with hip hop, electronica, and trance.
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The best man was really anxious about his speech and took 15-second pauses between each and every word.
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" He pauses, goes on: "The next thing we found was that very few of those jobs will be completely automated.
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He listens to my question with a serious expression, then pauses for at least half a minute before he answers.
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Even though her date is waiting and wondering where she is, Frances pauses for a beat before confirming her withdrawal.
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Unfortunately, the trio struggled to execute, leading to awkward pauses and that dreaded playback music they were trying to avoid.
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A firefighter pauses during a firing operation as the Carr fire continues to burn in Redding, California, on July 27.
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" He pauses and corrects himself: "Well, she broke up with me more than I broke up with her, I think.
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While the customer is feeling up Kevin's chest, he pauses to ask when Kevin last performed a breast self-exam.
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She speaks slowly, with long pauses; slouching forward, she walks like someone who wishes no one were looking at her.
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It was an hour or so into Chasm when my yawns and pauses to check Twitter suggested a problem: boredom.
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An AT&T spokesperson clarified that short pauses between 5 and 10 seconds are permitted, though not for all channels.
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Her filter is nonexistent and she takes the temperature of the conversation, acting as the comedic relief during awkward pauses.
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There are no awkward pauses—he gets the rounds in, and brings back two packets of nuts for the table.
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" Utilizing several dramatic pauses, the English star read off more quotes like "I'm going to punch her in the face.
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RBC noted that stocks historically tend to rise after the Fed pauses at the end of a rate-hiking cycle.
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The film briefly pauses on each photo Mason takes, showing images of soldiers huddled in groups, smiling, and goofing off.
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He pauses, but eventually pushes the jar from his mind so he and Christine can get down to brass tacks.
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You have to love the unbridled enthusiasm with which Scott first acknowledges the rock, and the conspiratorial pauses that follow.
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Most previous Fed pauses are associated with the end of a cycle and followed by a change in policy direction.
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This was a yearlong undertaking for dozens of people, it's something meaningful, and no one pauses to really understand that.
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Gaza (CNN) A bloody scalpel in his hand, the surgeon pauses over the gaping wound in his patient's right leg.
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One of their number, Tony Goddard, an amiable former construction manager, pauses while drinking whisky and gestures to the sun.
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" When asked if Nader's mission is still relevant today, Mantel pauses before saying, "I don't even know what's relevant anymore.
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This often ended in long pauses and resulted in lengthy and costly legal battles but ETNZ do not want changes.
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Ryan then pauses her speech for half a minute before Ryan's bodyguard approaches the camera and appears to take it.
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But "War Paint" also pauses to question the social values of a system that forces women to conceal their imperfections.
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Dr. Kissen says she sometimes will practice long pauses with clients, to train them to get used to the awkwardness.
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Instead of a grisly end, however, he simply bounces until he lands back on his feet, pauses, and walks away.
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He pauses and sighs with a look of disgust as he recounts the story of one of his close friends.
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" Walsh says the North Koreans "generally do not confer with each other before responding, nor are there regular long pauses.
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" Pitsa pauses, summing us up, then continues earnestly: "They didn't know that this would kill us and destroy our image.
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Bob was painfully shy and had to overcome childhood stuttering, which is why in conversation there were often long pauses.
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On a busy day, before work, my husband pauses his morning routine to make me a poached egg, his specialty.
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" She pauses before adding, "At least it is in this country—and I hope it remains so in your country.
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" Nigel pauses, looks at the guitar and then back at Marty, and says, "You would, though, if it were playing.
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That dancer, Gabrielle Hamilton, runs, prances, twists violently from side to side and pauses to stare boldly at audience members.
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Cover Image: Nicolas Maduro, Venezuela's president, pauses while speaking during a televised press conference in Caracas, Venezuela, on Friday, Feb.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT) pauses during a news briefing at his campaign office March 4, 2020 in Burlington, Vermont. Sen.
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Other major cruise providers including NCL and Royal Caribbean International announced similar temporary pauses to their itineraries until April 11.
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An inmate firefighter pauses during a firing operation as the Carr Fire burns in Redding, California, on July 27, 2018.
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As the nation pauses to remember the victims, we rightly start the conversation about what could have prevented this crash.
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The United Nations, which has long called for weekly 48-hour humanitarian pauses in the fighting, welcomed the Russian announcement.
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Standing before the screen was a microphone — an invitation for words and disruptions from viewers during intermittent pauses between recordings.
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It was the social weight of stuttering — a speech characteristic marked by repetitions in sound, prolonged pauses and repeated words.
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Sleep apnea causes people to have breathing pauses that last at least a few seconds while they try to sleep.
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Humanitarian pauses were negotiated with rebel groups to allow civilians to flee besieged rebel-held areas of Aleppo in 2016.
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And there is no sign that he has renounced this strategy even if tactical adjustments and pauses subsequently became necessary.
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Sometimes the pauses were simply due to the censorship of his curse words, but other times he was just hesitating.
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Cover image: President Donald Trump pauses while speaking to the media as he steps off Air Force One, Tuesday, Aug.
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The Russian ceasefire plan calls for five-hour pauses to allow for aid deliveries and evacuations of civilians and wounded.
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We should pause here, not that Wayne pauses at all, to acknowledge what Lil Wayne looks like during all this.
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He pauses a second and then plays it all together, tearing through the underbrush of a dense forest of sounds.
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AlphaGo's pauses are implacable, consistent: it doesn't respond to Lee's struggle; it plays the game as if he simply wasn't there.
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Every so often a blue-gloved hand pauses to dab the cortex with a Gelfoam to stanch a plume of blood.
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Cover image: Vladimir Putin, Russia's president, pauses during day two of the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok, Russia, on Wednesday, Sept.
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He would fight the deficit, be bipartisan, facilitate whistle-blowing on government waste, he said, with lengthening pauses between each item.
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When asked whether she would have handed over data on her phone or laptop to gain entry into England, Lily pauses.
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Audio pauses automatically if an earbud is removed, and either of the Echo Buds can be used individually if you want.
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It also means that things often feel inexplicably slow and there are odd pauses and jerky animations all over the place.
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By doing so, app users can pause connection for related devices or family members, or create scheduled pauses in network availability.
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US Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis, pauses during a press conference after a meeting , in Copenhagen, Denmark, Tuesday, May 9, 2017.
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If anything, both films show that effective, serious-minded horror is more than just long, dramatic pauses and artfully composed visuals.
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Note that the pauses of 2001 and 2006 aren't on that table above of deft policy moves leading to happy outcomes.
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We used to get that many long before the sign, but the sign is just a public—[pauses to make change].
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He pauses, fixing a picture in his mind, then slices through the skin until he can see the organ's outer layers.
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I ask her if she looks back now and cringes at what she said, and she pauses for a long time.
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"Jasmine, I promise to be the husband I vowed to be seven years ago," he pauses as tears fill his eyes.
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McKinnon tweaked the film's much-ness and desire – those poached eggs, that creamed spinach, the heavy pauses and heaving – with love.
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What we saw on this camera was exhilarating -- a large male chimp approaches our mystery tree and pauses for a second.
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And there are -- I think, in our own view, there are a lot of, perhaps, explanations for why those pauses occur.
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" She pauses, and moderates her comments slightly: "I mean, I never sing tragic love songs, they are all meaningful spiritual hymns.
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It automatically detects when the printer's filament runs out and pauses the job, notifying users via a desktop or mobile app.
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After first laughing about the hit, Bjorkman pauses, then clutches his stomach and drops to the ground for some dramatic rolling.
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At the same time, he expressed concern that longer pauses would be misused by combatants regarded by the Russians as terrorists.
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Embrace The Power Of Mini Brain VacationsIncorporating pauses between longer stretches of work helps fight stress by allowing you to recharge.
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" She pauses for a second, before adding, "I feel like my music is more than good enough to be accepted everywhere.
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As Isaac marches ahead, off to buy his first Snickers Xtreme (verdict: "too extreme"), Laurie pauses to consider all we've discussed.
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She pauses, and chooses her words carefully when I ask how she keeps all her different project straight in her head.
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She is a patient person, and often pauses in the book to note she appreciates the denizens of her new home.
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But as with past pauses in his Twitter habits, there's little expectation among Trump's staff that he'll be quiet for long.
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And that wasn't the only extraneous sound on the call — there were random beeps, muddled voices, overtalking and some long pauses.
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" He pauses, putting the mic down before shaking his head and continuing with a small laugh, "And now I'm in jail.
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The scene is full of tense silence, awkward pauses; the characters' faces are visually alive with the struggle not to cry.
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But in mid-20th-century New York, Evelyn Hofer — often toting a cumbersome 4x5 Linhof Technika view camera — found momentary pauses.
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There were two trading pauses last week, but before that the only time a market-wide break occurred was in 1997.
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Above all, he always pauses over his plate and says, with a big smile, "Thank you, God, for letting me study."
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He pauses again, still trying to figure out how to stop the show, but he does not have the right play.
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"And then it's slower, with pauses between phrases to give the baby time to participate in this social interaction," Kuhl said.
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CHINESE PRODUCTION GROWTH PAUSES China's production of primary aluminum fell by 1.9% last year, according to the International Aluminium Institute (IAI).
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The family has not filed for bankruptcy protection, which generally automatically pauses litigation but also imposes obligations to open financial records.
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"The benefit is that it allows the military campaign to go forward without undue pauses, interruptions or delays," Ms. Flournoy added.
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But de Mistura said he regarded the pauses in the bombing as a response to the U.N. request for medical evacuations.
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Slender, stylish and ebullient, Morgan played the trumpet with speed, precision and an infectiousness that Mr. Collin wisely pauses to savor.
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There are pauses, there are beats — it's like music, and it's very important to respect that in a very precise manner.
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In "Beltway," she sings "don't, don't, don't," pauses, and continues, "you love me"; it's impossible to tell where the couple stand.
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She was really working hard on herself to try to be a sober person and, um [pauses] she was a great woman.
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The CME Group said it had to intervene with multiple 10-second pauses to prevent a steeper decline in the equity futures.
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Doug, my hairy, red-faced guide, dressed in a natty brown three-piece suit and bright purple tie, pauses for a breather.
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EST/9:04 PST - After the nominees are announced, Beatty opens the envelope, raises an eyebrow and pauses for a long moment.
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So I'll take the lingering conversation pauses and bad hair days, just as long as you'll keep liking my social media posts.
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You can set multiple timers, tailor how often those pauses repeat (like only on school nights), and then choose the affected devices.
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The line has been delivered innumerable times across the world, and each actor offers a unique interpretation through pauses, tone and gesture.
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Disney's popular heroine pauses, and with a loud fart, poops out a stream of colored plastic balls that bounce down the stairwell.
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The photographer said there was a deafening silence between the pauses of the names being read and painful sobs in the crowd.
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The new app is basically a reimagining of the company's existing, eponymous app, with all the spare taps and awkward pauses removed.
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Near the middle of the video, it pauses, and a few beaver-like puppets pop their heads from the ground and howl.
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If he stops or slows down below the goal speed, a dialogue box appears to warn him, and then the video pauses.
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There are pauses of random duration, but the film never makes clear how the tragedy they breed might translate into real change.
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They're less likely to fall flat on their faces, or give us those long, uncomfortable pauses when nobody knows the answer — boring!
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Canelo tears at Smith's torso, and Smith crumples, only to launch back into Canelo's midsection when the Mexican pauses for a breath.
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It worked; there was about a one second translation delay, which isn't bad, but it can make a conversation full of pauses.
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It can handle up to six different actions, which you can trigger through a Morse Code-esque pattern of claps and pauses.
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As he pauses in on spot in front of Diaz, that crisp one-two comes in and wobbles him to his boots.
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In obstructive sleep apnea, the airway becomes blocked or collapses, which can lead to pauses in breathing that might wake you up.
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Talking to a humanoid robot is bound to be uncanny, but with Sophia, her awkward pauses and unexpected expressions freaked me out.
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Beating the numbers: Frustrated with the application process, Carey, who speaks deliberately with frequent pauses, ultimately decided to be his own employer.
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We can rely on the fact that every educated physicist, cartographer, and geographer never pauses to think the earth might be flat.
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The U.N. aid chief asked on Monday for weekly 48-hour pauses in fighting to allow food and aid to be delivered.
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The note finds the Bosch-backed business grappling with an uncertain future, as it pauses all operations and re-evaluates its future.
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Zoolander 2 kicks off with the mysterious murder of Justin Bieber, who pauses just before death to post a selfie on Instagram.
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A: (Pauses) The sole purpose of story-telling is - how do you keep the audience hooked for two-and-a-half hours?
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His stories are intriguing, but Jennings pauses for effect too much, as if he'd been cast for the first season of Roots.
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The analysis found that pauses following these incidents lasted, on average, from 60 to 90 seconds, depending on the type of infraction.
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Despite having lots in common, it was an effort to keep the conversation going and to ensure there were no awkward pauses.
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You can also customize the experience by tuning Spreeder to your preferences for punctuation pauses, font, speed, background color, and other variables.
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When asked if there's a sneaker left on his bucket list, he pauses for a moment, before saying he doesn't think so.
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You don't, after all, tell an actor to increase the pauses after commas by 8 percent or 15 milliseconds, whichever is longer.
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When I ask her about how her artistry is reflected in her process, she pauses, and instead spoke to her larger mission.
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By default, a single squeeze pauses and plays a track, whereas a squeeze and hold cycles between noise cancellation and transparent modes.
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Palance bumbles endearingly through the presentation, calling an Australian actress British and taking several pauses that are just a bit too long.
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A long press switches between transparency and noise-cancellation mode, while a quick press pauses or plays music or answers a call.
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She called for humanitarian access to be granted to children all over Syria through corridors and pauses for the delivery of aid.
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If the Fed pauses with its rate increases and that stabilizes Wall Street, will that lead to a big pullback in gold?
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" He pauses and takes a breath before continuing, "But as long as I'm with these guys, you know, they keep me up.
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When asked if she would recommend the route to other epileptics, Peters says she only knows one other epileptic, then pauses thoughtfully.
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"He pauses anyway, and that works really well if you're doing dry humor, which is the stuff they give him," explained Cherry.
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With Donald Jr., Jared [Kushner], [Paul] Manafort [pauses, slaps his head, trying to remember] and two others — Gates and one other person.
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The climate of dealing with niggas and the––" he pauses to laugh again, maybe from nerves "––the business that niggas dealt with.
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The screen eventually pauses to say "controllers disconnected" while at least a dozen shots and screams can be heard in the background.
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My goal is to keep the conversation going without the awkward pauses where you just stare each other dead in the eye.
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Heavy losses have triggered subsequent market pauses, and significant stimulus packages from around the world have done little to calm investors' nerves.
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He is soft-spoken and direct when discussing his process and often, after explaining something, he pauses, and then bursts out laughing.
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" In Shakespeare's words, Seyton's dread news is invariably delivered with two pauses in three dramatic beats: "The queen … my lord … is dead.
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Even as I type this, my fingers are shaking, and I have to take long pauses to do something, literally anything, else.
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"Almost every one of them ripped," he marveled on the Senate floor, holding for dramatic pauses pregnant enough to require bed rest.
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" In the rare moment when Cate pauses to consider whether she herself has "gray areas," she "can't really come up with any.
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He speaks with unsettling composure, but his mouth is dry, and at several points he pauses and makes an effort to swallow.
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It's impossible not to be affected by the long pauses in Untouchable's interviews, when women must pause, collect themselves, and keep talking.
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The beginning of "Ink" sounds a bit like Harold Pinter —it's the same staccato, testosterone-amped dialogue but without so many pauses.
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Into his orchestral score, bright and propulsive at first, Mr. Muhly inserts pauses and other irregularities that lend a nicely unfinished texture.
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It's a [pauses for cheers] — yes, it's a tradition dating back to Super Bowl I, when Bob Hope did the same choreography.
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Maimane's age, charisma and speaking style - punctured with dramatic pauses and deliberate hand gestures - have drawn comparisons with U.S. President Barack Obama.
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So just as he is about to hang up the phone, having recounted his experiences, Indy Kaila pauses, then asks a question.
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Even when he landed on talking points, these pauses allowed him to hint that he had considered a more original response. Buffering.
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Tima Kurdi, co-founder of the Kurdi Foundation, pauses during a press conference while discussing the Stop Arming Terrorists Act on Wednesday.
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Other indicators pop up as needed, including brief explanations of unexpected pauses, and traffic light status for when you're stopped at an intersection.
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The Start and the C button were both pretty trustworthy, but every other button required repeated key smashes or brief and excruciating pauses.
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However, the week or so that Neptune stations—or pauses in the sky before or after a retrograde—brings especially potent, heavy energies.
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Is she always so," and he pauses here to ensure the subtext behind his words effects the intended punishment for Anna, "so curious?
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" Britton pauses as she tells me this over the phone from Los Angeles, before she laughs and delivers her punchline: "Because Mommy's tired!
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Her poems appear in the film almost always in voiceover, pauses in the story that give us a sense of her soul's state.
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As she tours the school, Mrs Ravat pauses to place a ruler in front of a pupil who has not underlined his title.
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A diagnosis often means a complete life upheaval and, in America, stratospheric health care costs, compounded by employment pauses or even job losses.
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But soon he finds his rhythm, those crescendos alternating with electric pauses, ecclesiastical notes chiming with his scholarly charisma in a musical voice.
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On the way back, the musician and artist pauses again — this time to investigate an unusual fruiting plant growing out of the sidewalk.
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At the University of Michigan, when the rally fills the school auditorium, he takes the stage and pauses to take in the crowd.
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The result of those pauses is the creation of a sense of urgency that makes you want to lean in — it's intriguing, see?
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Doherty, 45, chopps her own hair off in another photo, and pauses for a smiling photo with her mom and friend in another.
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The choice of word, different words, grammatical patterns, characteristic pauses, stresses, sentence structures or phrases also presents a way to identify different speakers.
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Aster is quiet and thoughtful, carefully considering every answer behind long pauses and expressing sincere gratitude that audiences are responding to his film.
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And she pauses to wonder what motivates her white neighbor to tuck a handgun in his pants before driving to the grocery store.
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One tap plays and pauses, while holding down fires up Cortana — which is really one of the primary motivations for launching this product.
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That's important because, in a bull market, stocks tend to see "periods of consolidation — pauses in a long-term bull run," Cramer explained.
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The six-hour piano meditation of repeated notes and long pauses went unheard for 50 years before being rediscovered in the 21st century.
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"I have a sickness, but I do not have an excuse," he said through pauses and bouts of tears in an emotional statement.
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" The 33-year-old royal shot back, "No, but if you start using long pauses between answers you're going to get 'the face.
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"I think he's actually thinking about so many things at once and trying to whittle it down in those pauses," Mr. Sawyers said.
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WHEN a small, unassuming film ambles into international festivals from an unlikely location—especially one marked by bucolic poverty—the jaded cinemagoer pauses.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads With a cascade of glimmering metal suspended in space, Paula Crown pauses an ephemeral moment of rainfall.
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Another rider, herding cattle ahead of a raging prairie fire, pauses to openly marvel that he's still doing this in the 21st century.
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Meanwhile, pauses in emergency work and preventive action such as fire management raises the risk of costly disasters and mishaps down the road.
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At 19203 in the morning, the Lake Shore Limited pauses in the stillness of Buffalo, the birthplace of the estimable pitcher Orel Hershiser.
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He then searches for his target, fires one round, pauses, and lifts the weapon once again before moving out of the camera's view.
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But ask Neller about Trump's main proposal to increase the number of Marine infantry battalions from 24 today to 36, and he pauses.
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If Swalwell was sitting, it would be more plausibly him, because of the way he pauses and jumps a little at that moment.
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They both rap with pregnant pauses between their lines, which only serves to emphasize how dramatically the production environment around them has changed.
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After only the slightest of pauses, he answered frankly, perhaps belying his belief that at some point, the Three Lions will break through.
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" A few minutes later, he pauses to introduce the third Bush to run for the White House: "George... er, I mean Jeb... Bush!
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Sleep apnea is characterized by pauses in breathing and shallow breath and comes with an increased risk of heart failure, obesity and strokes.
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On singer-songwriter Angel Olsen's fourth full-length LP, she pauses for a moment to take stock of her musical career so far.
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I wandered from room to room, taking longer pauses in front of el-Salahi's painting "The Mosque" and Parviz Tanavoli's sculpture The Prophet.
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In The Boys on the Bus, Crouse pauses to praise the rare woman on the 1972 campaign trail, Cassie Mackin of NBC News.
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In turn, we have lost the helpful pauses, periods, ellipses, deep breaths and perspective-granting exercises that allow for collaboration, dissent or dialogue.
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From the moment the Tyrones make their entrances, fresh from the breakfast table, it feels as if nobody pauses to take a breath.
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When he discovers that Okinawans use a type of halter on their horses he's never seen, he pauses to explain how it works.
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When a scientist drops a shrimp in, this cousin of the squid and octopus pauses, aims and shoots its tentacles around the prize.
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In the back of my mind, however, I wondered what an algorithm would make of my answer, complete with nervous pauses and frowns.
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The key to a convincing Mr. Trump, the actor said, are "puffs" — his word for the pregnant pauses in the president-elect's speech.
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Speakers who are well known in their professions but overuse verbal pauses are still perceived as credible because they have built a reputation.
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She is methodical yet gives the impression, in pauses and odd smiles, that not even she knows exactly what she might do next.
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For the most part, however, she displayed no more apprehension to speak about her friend than occasional fleeting pauses before saying her name.
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As one man lifts his arm, the camera follows the upward motion and then pauses on his delicate hand poised against the sky.
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As New Year's Eve approaches, the nation pauses to look back on 2019 and throw up a little bit in its national mouth.
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The camera often pauses to register the pattern of drops falling into a puddle, and, at one point, the lens fogs up completely.
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In an age of overproduction and digital manipulation, Tiny Desk offers us something honest: performances rife with awkward pauses, untuned guitars, and hiccups.
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On March 25, taskmaster Saturn stations retrograde (meaning, it pauses in the sky, then turns around to retrace its steps through the zodiac).
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I compared the large expanses to long pauses in conversations, which I tend to fill, even if I don't have anything special to say.
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For the same reasons, words produced in isolation -- separated from the rest of the phrase by pauses -- are also easier for infants to learn.
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The result can be heard here, along with, one might assume, BBC engineers laughing about the computer music quality and the system's unexplained pauses.
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Among these are cluster charts that represent activities, including pauses, edging (meaning pleasuring someone to the verge of climax), shallow tip play, and deepthroating.
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I left jagged pauses between everything I said, but said the words very quickly and stared hazily out of the window as I spoke.
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According to the EULCS rules, pauses are actually only allowed for three reasons: an unintentional disconnect, a hardware or software malfunction, and physical interference.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan pauses as he speaks to the media during a news conference on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, on Feb. 212.
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She says the odds the Fed pauses next week are probably higher than the market expects, and the Fed might be better off waiting.
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But everything, from the pithy recurring phrases to the thoughtfully placed pauses and seemingly folksy anecdotes are actually well-planned-out, crowd-tested presentations.
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You could watch a movie at the same time while in different locations and not have to coordinate the bathroom break pauses by talking.
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Her eyes seemed wider than usual and the normally-chatty Williams often stumbled over her words and left awkwardly-long pauses during their conversation.
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Cerise pauses to weigh in at five lipsticks, and, dare we say, the result is a pretty, nude-ish pink — the perfect everyday shade.
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She pauses to turn down her stereo, which has been playing Prince's greatest hits since the world learned of his death on Thursday afternoon.
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The few exceptions there are for brief pauses in the fight for charge attack animations and defensive shield items for blocking those charge attacks.
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Having explained the benefits of the new way of doing things, one GP pauses, before adding: "I should say, though, patients don't love it."
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Instead, we're doled out details about him sparingly, through his frightened, darting eyes, the way he pauses when he's deciding whether to trust someone.
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In my experience, it has been rock steady without the random three-second rewinds or occasional buffering pauses that I see on other services.
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Asked what he made of his fellow members' reluctance to include climate advocacy in the Cloud Appreciation Society's work, he pauses for a moment.
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Everyone pauses on main development and scurries over to create sketches and mini models of the house to appease the people holding the money.
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Rightspeed accelerates the pace every two minutes, turning Sarah Koenig's soothing timbre into a chittery titter, while Overcast algorithmically cleaves thoughtful pauses from conversations.
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On my solid home Wi-Fi connection, it seemed to consistently start at and maintain that quality without any obvious degradation, buffering, or pauses.
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If I'm nursing him and Sam speaks, he pauses and turns his face to find her, sometimes covering both of us in breast milk.
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When Susan pauses in front of Damien Hirst's sculpture, St. Sebastian, Exquisite Pain, the piece reveals how one's vulnerability allows one to behold beauty.
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After Laura (Dafne Keene) buries her biological father, she pauses for a moment at his gravesite, contemplating the roughly hewn cross that adorns it.
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It's honestly kind of a badass move, until at the last minute she pauses and remembers to grab her curling iron from his bathroom.
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His whole deliberate point of view and pauses and the pace of his voice were so children could ultimately listen and follow and process.
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Lab Stewart pauses towards the end of the song and turns it into a call for women to vote in next month's midterm elections.
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As he answered questions, you could hear him take pauses between words, or repeat the first sounds of certain words — common characteristics of stuttering.
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Doctor Mansour Maarouf dons a surgical mask as he approaches the morgue refrigerator and pauses before pulling open the door to an icy blast.
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Mr. Trump had no former presidents at his convention, and on a couple of nights there were long pauses during the prime 10 p.m.
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Then, returning to his desk, he gave a seemingly extemporaneous monologue, veering from gallows humor to sentimentality, full of awkward pauses and deep breaths.
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But she's plenty self-knowing already, thanks, and Ms. Sarandon shows you the self-awareness hovering behind Marnie's smile and trembling in her pauses.
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He grew up in the suburbs of Boston, and speaks with the same light Massachusetts accent as Michael Bloomberg , with frequent pauses and imprecisions.
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" He pauses only for dramatic effect, not waiting for an answer, "We had five at one point and all five of those expired, so.
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Though the headline calls the changes "fixes," the pauses are clearly intentional, as Alec indicates, given that they're explicitly laid out in the files.
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Ondra speaks as if he's sending pitches, one measured burst at a time with pauses between — the verbal equivalent of clipping in the rope.
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It is not uncommon for individuals to pierce the pauses between lines to express love for the home team or disdain for the visitors.
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Johnson quickly approved Operation Rolling Thunder, which lasted, with brief pauses, for three years, the largest sustained air campaign in the history of warfare.
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Cover image: A man pauses on his bike while passing through the protests outside the 4th Precinct police station November 20, 2015 in Minneapolis.
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Bunches of guests were led through, a few dozen at a time, with longer pauses allowed for selected dignitaries and changings of the guard.
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Alaya makes use of the daily pauses to visit the ruins of the house but says the brief ceasefires leave little time to search.
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Drinks were thrown in people's faces, and the characters veered between hysterical antics and ominous pauses, as if "The Waves" were a soap opera.
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On her way to the Crypt of the Original Sin, she pauses at the cave dwellings where the poorest of the poor once lived.
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WASHINGTON — Whenever the impeachment trial pauses for a break, Democrat and Republican senators flood out towards cameras and microphones to push their competing messages.
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He kept his speech short and sweet — 12 seconds shy of his four-minute limit, including a couple of pauses to choke back tears.
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There's a moment, early in Laird Hunt's new novel, "The Evening Road," when one of the narrators pauses to contemplate the journey before her.
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But the dance and the music are tightly connected, and what they have most in common is a love of pauses, of pulling back.
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Cover image: Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein pauses while testifying before a House Committee on the Judiciary oversight hearing on Capitol Hill, Wednesday, Dec.
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She pauses for a beat at the phrase "real movie," then turns to two of the film's cast members and all three crack up.
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Vine, RIP," he pauses before continuing, "Vine was an incredible community, an incredible product, but it was first of all less core to Twitter's mission.
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Miami Marlins pitcher Trevor Richards pauses before leaving a baseball game against the Baltimore Orioles' in the fourth inning Sunday, June 17, 2018, in Baltimore.
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It uses the same design principles to make it car-friendly, with long pauses, extended time for spoken answers, and a truly hands-free experience.
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Their secret morning routines (Jones pauses a beat before going full-on mea culpa), and what they think is underrated (clue: it's a hairy situation).
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" Taking "pauses" not only boosts productivity, but it decreases stress, she says: "It just makes a difference to how the rest of your day goes.
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Valentine's Day, a holiday based on setting hearts aflutter, was full of awkward pauses and glances over soufflé at the person you used to love.
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The course will help you master body language, tone, speed, how to use pauses, and even the fine art of answering questions from your audience.
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Seeing a lit room, he does not enter but walks around the house, pauses at a window, and shines a flashlight into a dark room.
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As Chance begins his set, Cryer pauses to reflect on how just a fraction of her 45 years as a music fan have been accessible.
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Maria takes out her phone for a photo, looks at the meal through her camera, pauses, then puts her phone away without taking a picture.
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When I ask her if she ever feels disingenuous, moderating r/exmormon without being, officially, an ex-Mormon, she pauses for a second before answering.
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The interface and service were pretty much identical on each, and the quality of the stream was reasonable — I didn't see any stuttering or pauses.
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He pauses, leg in the air, and seems to consider which of 14 varieties of sliders, curveball, changeup and fastball to drop on befuddled batters.
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Record Live Photos in FaceTimeThat's right—you can now fill in those awkward pauses in conversation in your video chats by snapping a Live Photo.
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Cover: Kirstjen Nielsen, U.S. secretary of Homeland Security (DHS), pauses during a House Homeland Committee hearing in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Wednesday, March 6, 2019.
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If your friends' idea of a great trip to Paris involves five minute long pauses to make out along the Seine, I advise staying home.
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He looks over the channel to Devon, then toward the green hills of Wales, and pauses some more to look up at the clouds above.
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Sometimes she pauses mid-sentence and looks briefly at the window, as if her melanin is gathering the midday winter sunlight, before continuing her thought.
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Bundy's periodic trials were only pauses in her return to normalcy, including her night classes in business management and weekend lake trips with her boyfriend.
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For instance, sad stories are much more likely to be monotone, include long pauses, fidgeting, and have the storyteller put their hands on their face.
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Russia's Defence Ministry said that, since Russia began imposing "humanitarian pauses" almost a month ago, some 95,000 people had left eastern Ghouta for government territory.
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The dance of talking over one another followed by long pauses and "oh no, you go first" is unfamiliar, and so it can feel intimidating.
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It uses high precision aspheric lenses and a proximity sensor that automatically pauses and restarts playback when you take it off or put it on.
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Humanitarian pauses were negotiated to allow civilians to leave rebel-held areas of the besieged Syrian city of Aleppo at the end of last year.
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For instance, when the school bus honks for Fern, Streep pauses just long enough for us to hear the honking in the word "honks" itself.
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" He pauses, "So, there was two months with sort of no connection to the real world, and the board game group was way into it.
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Analysts said temporary pauses in drug price hikes will have little impact on consumers and are public relations ploys, according to The New York Times.
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What I hope is that The Times pauses to regroup, returning with a rigor that more sharply defines the exceptional and rejects the second-rate.
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Hulu has experimented with ads that take over a screen when a consumer pauses a show and Fox had its six-seconds ads in 2017.
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Every so often, she paced to the beat of her pauses, from one side of the stage to the other, looking directly at the judges.
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The condition involves pauses in breathing or shallow breaths, which can disrupt sleep and cause excessive daytime sleepiness, according to the National Institutes of Health.
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In entertainment news -- Watch as rapper Drake pauses a live performance in Sydney to confront a fan who was allegedly groping women in the audience.
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Mr. Park just seems to be enjoying himself too much, as the camera glides over satiny robes and bodies or pauses on an exquisite tableau.
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"I don't deal with [the Joint Task Force], they're not within my purview and I had a whole bunch of people that—"He pauses, again.
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For instance, long pauses and a monotonous vocal tones were associated with sadder stories, while more energetic, varied speech patterns were associated with happier ones.
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Ambient pauses the world, and traps us within the icy confines of its blue-hued sound, making us voluntary pupae in its musical cocoon. IMHO.
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I'm certain that without all the pauses to allow for this crowd to go fucking nuts, this speech would have been about 15 minutes long.
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The way she pauses and freezes between statements — as if she's downloading a new dialogue program and recalibrating her expression to fit it — is uncanny.
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Cover: President Donald Trump pauses while speaking during a meeting with Romanian President Klaus Iohannis in the Oval Office of the White House, Tuesday, Aug.
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The snoring doesn't have to be loud to be a symptom of sleep apnea, but it's likely to be irregular and interspersed with quiet pauses.
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For older readers, the report pauses to explain, in footnotes, what an online troll is, as well as things like botnets, spearphishing emails and malware.
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In conversation, the Chicago-via-Ohio songwriter matched his patiently folksy music, often dealing in long pauses and several qualifiers to fully make his point.
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Seconds later, he pauses to have a personal conversation with Culber about the state of their relationship, which seems like a conversation that could've waited.
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The pace of the show is consequently headlong, with just the barest pauses as the doctor glides from one strange narrative strand to the next.
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There are frequent pauses as I pick up a colorful silver maple leaf, which is waiting to be noticed and pressed for a Thanksgiving display.
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The Fantasia II in C (Book Six) has the impish playfulness of a Haydn finale, complete with a penchant for sudden stops and suspenseful pauses.
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On foot, by bus and on horseback, she travels into a rugged, depopulated world, heading toward hoped-for justice as the tale meanders and pauses.
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They're served more or less in that order but without pauses between the courses, and the plates pile up in the middle of the table.
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The reality-show president personifies the petty part of ourselves that pauses before holding the door open when someone rushes to catch the same elevator.
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" Mira pauses before answering, and when he does, he frames the response entirely in terms of his children: "You, my children, have not shamed me.
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There were no lulls or awkward pauses; the things we wanted to say turned up without announcement, and then we broke off into other topics altogether.
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"Therefore, if demand growth does prove to be strong while capacity growth pauses, we should be able to see prices remain elevated for longer, " Goldman said.
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When the add-on notices you're not staring directly at the screen, it automatically pauses the video, saving you from... what, we're not entirely sure—multitasking?
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In the video posted by WSB-TV, Georgia Department of Transportation spokeswoman Natalie Dale pauses several times and looks around nervously as the explosions are heard.
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Generally, the AI associated parts of speech that had long pauses or used monotonous vocal tones as sad, while varied speech patterns were categorized as happy.
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And there was a mix of anticipation and surprise in their push-pull rapport during an hourlong set, which moved through four compositions with no pauses.
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It was introduced as part of the company's efforts to make Alexa sound more humanlike, allowing it to whisper, vary its speaking speed, and add pauses.
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FEARGHAS O'BEARABrussels Johnson wrote about the importance of pauses in conversation, such as the use of "mm-hmm" to show sympathy as a listener (December 16th).
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Passion repeatedly pauses so that I can update her as to the progress of the sun; the cicadas, thinking it is nighttime, begin to chirp louder.
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When not in use, the earbuds magnetically attach to each other to help minimize tangles—the magnetic click also conveniently auto-pauses whatever you're listening to.
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The Fed has been signaling it will start the exit process at the end of the year, possibly as it pauses after two more rate hikes.
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Nearby, a golf cart driven by an Olympic volunteer pauses at a stop on a circuit set up for elderly and disabled visitors to hitch rides.
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"In this process of searching for new highs, I expect profit taking and pauses as investors question where the next push will come from" Bakhos said.
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" The executive pauses to paraphrase a quote from Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto, which goes, "A delayed game is eventually good, a bad game is bad forever.
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In person, he is earnest, cautious and meticulous in his words to the point that he pauses, sometimes for crushingly long stretches, to construct responses thoughtfully.
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The infection has early symptoms such as runny nose and fever as well as apnea, or pauses in breathing for babies, which can be life-threatening.
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Mugabe's power rested on his elaborately drawn-out words, his odd pauses, his British locution, his Savile Row suits with their matching ties and pocket squares.
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Baldwin told the Times that to play Trump, he frequently uses "puffs," which is how he describes the pauses he takes when impersonating the president-elect.
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Whenever I've made assumptions or put words into Wright's mouth, he pauses, thinks, and remolds it into something precise that he can agree or disagree with.
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His decision to pull back on those additional tariffs pauses what would have been a dramatic escalation in a trade spat between the US and China.
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It's difficult not to analyze it as I speak with Patel about the cadences, pauses, stutters, and melodies that make our voices so distinctive, so human.
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It can also be the root of sleep apnea, which causes involuntary pauses in breathing while sleeping that last anywhere from ten seconds to several minutes.
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" He pauses, adding: "I think he finally got some help, but we haven't spoken in a few years and things seemed pretty bad for a while.
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Each dance's current is nonstop (the pauses in her own "Particular Reel" are somewhat illusory, caesuras rather than halts), while its sense of process is constant.
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Instead of setting up slowly moving tones that beat against one another in steadily observable ways, "Double Helix" contained uneasy pauses, and starker shifts of energy.
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One of those pauses involved an effort by Judge Judith Rogers to question Justice Department attorney Daniel Winik, who was defending the health-insurance policy changes.
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Along the way it pauses to discuss, if briefly, her painful endometriosis, a uterine disorder, her menopausal depression and hormone replacement therapy to fight her symptoms.
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The New York Stock Exchange, which closed for six days after the 2001 attacks, pauses for a one-minute moment of silence at 9:20 a.m.
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Kanye pauses from essentially creating his album in public to claim he's $53 million in debt and then asks Mark Zuckerberg for a billion dollar loan?
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Cover image: First lady Melania Trump pauses as she speaks to media during a visit to the historical Giza Pyramids site near Cairo, Egypt, on Oct.
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She pauses to consider her outfit: silver glittery heels, Bridget Jones underwear, transparent PVC A-line skirt (so demure!), the pearlescent nod to Maggie Thatcher. Perfect.
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The only rough spots are when Vance's inflections or pauses suggest he may be unsure of the meaning of some of the book's more technical passages.
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He sweeps into atriums and down corridors, pauses in reading and meeting rooms, and lays bare this complex, glorious organism that is the democratic ideal incarnate.
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Law firms are already deliberating moves like staff cuts and reducing partner pay as the coronavirus pauses work and sends billings plunging, Business Insider has reported.
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The New York City Council has passed legislation that pauses licensing of most new ride-hailing cars for a year, and sets pay rules for drivers.
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As the play pauses to consider these thorny questions, offering variations on the theme of guardianship and neglect, the plot gets a case of the doldrums.
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What ensues is a painful stretch of pregnant pauses and uncomfortable silences, in a movie that runs less than 90 minutes but feels much, much longer.
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But those very long pauses also reflected a legitimate and enduring conundrum of political theory: to what extent the job of a representative is to represent.
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When I'm with Sonny, I want to take more mental pauses and pictures so I can really be there with him and soak in every second.
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At one point William, talking about the relationship between the woman and the mouse, pauses to wonder if the emotions evoked here can even be described.
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His two stars are naturally appealing, but neither seems at ease with Mr. McDonagh's writing, with its on-and-off rhythms, cliffhanger pauses and ugly slurs.
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Motifs are repeated in ways that contradict rather than amplify; the pauses between acts don't so much reset the action as muddle it, and us, further.
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The technology uses A.I. to assess hundreds of metrics — like pitch, tone, pauses, word choices, breathing and how a person describes a photo — to detect problems.
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When asked to recite his many titles, he rattles off his Rajadamnern accomplishments right away, then pauses and scratches his head, trying to remember the others.
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But as Archie tells the story to his friends, and later to the sheriff, he pauses, making it pretty clear that he's keeping something from us all.
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Waiting in line at the coffee shop, during pauses between public interactions, or whenever we have a spare couple seconds, many of us reach for our phones.
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Kevin eventually pauses the tape, leaving an image of Jack beaming with pride at the camera hovering over him on the TV. He heads back for pills.
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According to the National Institute of Health, sleep apnea is a chronic condition that occurs when breathing pauses or becomes shallow during sleep, resulting in daytime tiredness.
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"Oh, we don't have the code for their machine, so …" Maggie responds as she turns her head towards Jackson and pauses as she notices his fit frame.
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For example, if there's complete silence during pauses, it can heighten anxiety, because you're so focused on when the instructor is going to talk again, he says.
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Developers can also add pauses, change the pronunciation of a word, spell a word out, add audio snippets, and insert special words and phrases into their skill.
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Although the actress' rapid-fire, sunny speech is usually punctuated with her own endearing laughter, memories of that scene's near-demonic giggling bring about long, pregnant pauses.
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But when Rory Kinnear took on the role at the National Theatre, he said the line with a quiet nervousness, breaking it up with three separate pauses.
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She sauntered onstage without moving her eyes from the crowd, toyed with her band during pauses, and went off on vocal tangents whenever she got the chance.
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Those occasional buffering pauses you experience while streaming a video are a minor inconvenience, but they can mean game over during a multiplayer first person shooter match.
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Goldstein pauses for pictures with fans, obliging his hangers-on, before he passes through a side door and down a carpeted staircase to the arena's VIP area.
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I choose my pauses myself, when I feel drunk with the intensity of life and I want to plunge into animality to draw from it new vigour.
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Asian markets stuttered on Friday, snapping out of the reprieve seen post-OPEC output cut deal, as dollar strength pauses and investors await the U.S. jobs report.
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The lack of pauses in his flow makes it hard to distinguish his hooks from his verses, but that unwavering energy is one of his strongest attributes.
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"The UK market has been difficult and has become increasingly so in the second half," the company said, citing delays and pauses in the UK's defence programmes.
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American animation sometimes has trouble simply putting breathing space into shows and movies — superfluous gestures, brief pauses, and other moments that aren't necessarily propelling the plot forward.
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Somewhere between the 14th and 15th floors in a concrete stairwell, Bryan Salesky pauses, searching for the right words to explain his mission for the foreseeable future.
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A week ago Russia unilaterally announced five-hour daily pauses in the fighting, but clashes have continued during those hours and Western countries dismissed it as inadequate.
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They all result in awkward pauses in the action that for a fan inside the stadium — in these ever twitchy digital times — can feel like an eternity.
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To the receptionist on the other end of the line, Duplex sounded like a bona fide person, complete with pauses and "ums" for more human-like authenticity.
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That sounds kind of trite…" she pauses for a moment, as if thinking, "… but I used to feel really distant and almost disgusted with my teenage self.
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For instance, a mid-air "tap" with an outstretched hand pauses or plays a song; turning the hand 90 degrees and swiping left or right changes tracks.
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Monday was the first day of operation for new "circuit breakers"—automatic 15-minute pauses in trading whenever the CSI 300 swings up or down by 5%.
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On the way back inside, she pauses before a wild cluster of radish pods—pea-like purses of radish seeds that contain a juicy, slightly spicy bite.
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As you speak, the app listens and automatically logs the words, the number of pauses and the use of pesky filler words like … you know, like, right?
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On Sunday, the Santa Clarita Diet actress, 43, posted a video on Instagram where she briefly pauses her yoga session to show off her sweaty yoga mat.
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In case you missed last night's episode, Will and Rachel have a one-on-one date that is full of awkward pauses and not nearly enough kissing.
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After Sesto sings, " Guardami " ("Look at me"), the clarinettist offers lilting phrases amid expectant pauses; it seems that the object of Sesto's love has become music itself.
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The lingering pauses with which Ms. Barabas punctuates the tersely written dialogue lend an extra soupçon of suspense and even some unspoken sexual tension to the story.
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For example, the filament detection sensor notifies users – on their computer or mobile phone – when filament is absent and automatically pauses a print to enable print recovery.
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And then I got back here and I just... was not working," she pauses, before adding, "You know, I ask myself every day 'How happy are you?
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The joy of Sabbath pauses shiva for 24 hours, but it would be useful for the nation to "show up" to a week of shiva as well.
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Totoro and Catbus, the witch Yubaba and Chihiro from Spirited Away, Howl, and Princess Mononoke all appear in the series, looping in and out of glitchy pauses.
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" He pauses, overwhelmed by the force of his own emotions like an infant coming off of a tantrum, and adds, slightly petulant, "It's not about the pasta.
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The technology isn't perfect – some of the pauses between words are a bit awkward – making it clear that some phrases is being stitched together on the fly.
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Her voice is light and calming, and she speaks slowly with long pauses to allow me to really visualize the beach I am supposed to be on.
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When discussing his theories on skateboarding and its galactic importance, he pauses often, taking time to look over his yard or pick up a blade of grass.
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That kind of snoring, and especially if it's associated with gasps and snorts and pauses, is actually a sign of a very common disorder called sleep apnea.
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A handful of protesters were escorted out of the room by the authorities, but most stayed seated and the meeting continued with only a few slight pauses.
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Bride and groom were then instructed to stand and circle the holy book a total of four times, with pauses to sit and pray between each round.
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But its best sequence may be a close-quarters fight scene in a bathroom, one of the rare times Cruise pauses on screen to catch his breath.
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Actually, my middle son and I joke: Every day he goes to school, he pauses and thinks about how lucky he is to go to Marin Academy.
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A facilitator asks questions and occasionally pauses the simulation, inviting the other trainees, who are watching the experience on a large screen in the classroom, to comment.
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Finally, he removes his hat, brings it down across his chest and pauses slightly over his heart; he isn't finished until it firmly rests over his crotch.
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Lisa whirls through her day (when she pauses, her body sinks and you feel her fatigue), often with a smile that seems on the verge of breaking.
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But the book's pauses of white space and radical changes in font and text size force the reader to stop and really consider what is being deconstructed.
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Time Traveler is also the only spinning coaster with a second launch, which means it pauses for a second and then rockets through an upside down loop.
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In a final indignity, her match with Junkchain is interrupted when Cherry pauses to tell Keith, who happens to be the referee, about her new job offer.
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A quick press pauses whatever you're listening to and brings in ambient noise, while a long hold will turn off noise cancellation while keeping your tunes going.
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Pauses in corporate travel and overall slumping demand due to warnings about the rapidly spreading illness have prompted carriers to suspend service or drastically reduce China service.
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Pauses in corporate travel and overall slumping demand due to warnings of the rapidly-spreading illness have prompted carriers to suspend service or drastically reduce China service.
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This is the kind of effect "Snowfall" has only sometimes, when it pauses from telling the story of a drug and connects with the stories of people.
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Cover image: Democratic presidential candidate Marianne Williamson pauses while speaking at a the Faith, Politics and the Common Good Forum at Franklin Jr. High School, Thursday, Jan.
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Periodically, it pauses for real Earth to catch up, checks its answers, corrects anything it got wrong, makes adjustments, and then gallops off into the future again.
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The tutorial runs for 45 minutes and gauging from the amount of pauses I made, I reckon you'll need at least two hours to get it right.
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The audience truly hangs on the pauses in this Hamlet's monologues, and even if you know the speeches, you wait in suspense for what he'll say next.
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Antin's is a voice filled with pauses, not always at the place one might suspect, but as in Stein, always there as part of the syntax itself.
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Cover image: First lady Melania Trump pauses as she speaks to media during a visit to the historical Giza Pyramids site near Cairo, Egypt, in this Oct.
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While the statute of limitations at the time was just four years, The Hollywood Reporter reports, Utah pauses the statute whenever the possible defendant is out of state.
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Oct. 20, 2013: United States goalkeeper Hope Solo pauses on the field during the second half of an international friendly women's soccer match against Australia in San Antonio.
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It dispels my theory that the entire universe pauses, or completely disappears, every time my eyes are closed, which is a bit of a blow to my ego.
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Butker backs away, takes two steps to his left, pauses, and dashes toward the ball, his right foot making contact with a thwock that sings throughout the stadium.
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Once Ford is done complimenting his girlfriend's culinary skills, they move things to the bedroom and Debbie pauses the action to slip into something a little more comfortable.
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Some of the figures before which Mr Schama pauses are themselves works of art, such as the circling hares that appear on tombstones in Satanow, now in Ukraine.
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Cruz is congratulating Trump, calling for the other Republicans to drop out, and doing this weird thing where he pauses at every applause line and laughs a little.
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At one point in the song, the little boy pauses and rests his head against Brandon's chest, while the proud dad pulls him close and becomes visibly emotional.
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Besides being easily tripped up by my "okays" and a couple of awkward pauses, the call was, actually, surprisingly smooth despite my best efforts to trip it up.
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As Wolfe Herd pours two glasses of white wine and plops in a few ice cubes, she briefly pauses to ask if I'm okay with the drink selection.
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The entire staff of Portland's Emergency Operations Center (EOC) pauses to watch live video of landing ship craft depositing US Marines on the beaches of Oregon and Washington.
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Part of it is there's this a little bit of a delay so there would be these long pauses, so they would start filling them up by talking.
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Actress and mental health advocate Taraji P. Henson pauses as she speaks before the Congressional Black Caucus Taskforce on Black Youth Suicide and Mental Health Forum on Friday.
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In fact, Brandon said his instinct was usually to say yes to those opportunities, so he always pauses to consider the true value of an offer before accepting.
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And just as Swalwell says, "...to ask the Ukrainians to help him cheat—" he pauses, and something that sounds a lot like a fart breaks into the sentence.
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These sequences aren't scripted; instead, the actors lip-synch the words of the drunk person, which means that the dialogue continually adjusts to pauses, burps, and impaired tangents.
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" He pauses for a brief moment, before laughing, "I was in a band called These Arms Are Snakes, so you know I'm not too picky about band names.
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I play [Words, Breaths and Pauses] all the time, and when it came out in 2008 [Jay] was also doing a bunch of records under the name Hauntologists.
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A lot of VR games have some kind of panic button that centers your vision or otherwise pauses or reorients the action when you start to feel nauseous.
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The crazy thing here is that the Assistant in the demos was able to sound quite human, adding little pauses to the voice queries and responses, for example.
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You can"—the old man pauses, and then announces in a formal tone, as if affording Shay a rare privilege—"you can pay the price of his journey.
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Sure, you can't hear or see them, but in Mr. Hiller's pauses as he listens to their side of the conversation, they are as present as Gerry is.
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Once I've established my regular patterns in this way, the smart home assistant may simply begin taking the actions in a certain order with appropriate pauses in between.
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All 20 of his one-acts, and a few poems and sketches thrown in to test your threshold for long and awkward pauses, are being performed through Feb.
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The work throbbed throughout its duration, more than 20 minutes, by dealing out a steady stream of quick accelerations, motivic pileups and eerie pauses haunted by experimental effects.
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More than any other writing, directing and acting comedian of his time, Mr. Brooks has been less interested in punch lines than in the long pauses between them.
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On the downside, they blow a raspberry for every single joke he tells (and they even blow a few when he pauses between sentences, just for good measure).
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He would answer, softly, with thoughtful pauses, that the keys to success were government transparency, a resistance to corruption and a willingness to follow the rule of law.
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A tactical truce with China that pauses the trade war, calms the markets, forestalls planned tariff hikes, and clears the way for Chinese purchases of U.S. agricultural products.
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The pauses will be just short enough that you won't totally give up on finishing the show, but long enough that you'll find yourself shouting at your screen.
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Prince Harry then lets Obama know that if the former president starts taking long pauses between answers, the prince will give him a stern, speed-it-up face.
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Simple logic, homey phrases, ironic biblical allusions and well-timed crescendos and pauses made him adept at solidifying the support of the committed and winning over the skeptical.
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Once you return to work after a leave, you can incorporate pauses into your day-to-day working life, by going outside and taking a walk, for example.
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At key moments, the growth machine pauses and asks you whether you'd like to alter your mix of investments, which you can do by playing with the sliders.
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They are certainly no more of an eyesore than three umpires wearing big headphones to communicate with an instant replay coordinator in New York during extended pauses in play.
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They're equipped with sensors that detect whether or not they're in your ears — take one of them out and the music pauses; put them back in and it resumes.
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His warm, intimate accounts of this repertory brought the music down to earth: "Incises" flickered; the pauses in a section of the Sonata No. 3 were consoling, not forbidding.
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While Tiffany-as-Cardi impressively spits rhymes, she pauses to tell Michael B. Jackson to look her in the eyes and impregnate her – then revealing a fake baby bump.
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"We watched as his pauses got milliseconds longer, waiting for the last light to decay before storming back into a flurry of epileptic micro light blasts," the duo says.
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"Besides being a time capsule I don't really see a reason for it to continue to exist... It seems like the internet has moved on," he pauses, sounding overwhelmed.
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Each film pauses at the same minute, during which time Blanchett turns, looks directly into the camera, and in an artificially high robotic voice speaks part of each monologue.
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I understand the dilemma: you want to be taken seriously in a world that pauses to celebrate Margot Robbie's latest revealing number while complaining about poetry that is inaccessible.
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Days N' Daze songs deal in puppy love, blood-boiling resentment, righteous indignation, isolation, revelry, all the loud feelings, and now and again, the quiet, pleasant pauses between explosions.
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In recent years Uber has been reconfiguring where and how it operates in Europe, with a series of market pauses or exits — such as in Greece, Norway and Denmark.
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Despite shameful pauses and interruptions in the US's immigration history, the American Jewish community exists in large part due to those times when America's doors were open to refugees.
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Even on the lam, Vidocq pauses to pose for an artist in the role of St. George with his criminal sidekick (Akim Tamiroff) lending his face to the dragon.
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" He pauses and then clarifies, "There aren't any things like that going on over there, but a lot of the American people are led to believe that there are.
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I can't tell whether it's looking out at the sea or up at the steps, because it has no discernible features at all, but it pauses on the beach.
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Creatures appear on screen and, rather than tell us in normal sentences that "these are emperor penguins," he simply states their names, pauses for effect, and numbers their quantities.
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"The pressure from the record label is zero—they'd allow us to take two decades to make the record, but the financial pressure is punishing, it's scary," he pauses.
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It sounds pretty real—it stammers a little, hums and pauses, and mostly nails the tone of someone mildly uncomfortable with being on the phone in the first place.
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"Everybody always talkin' bout peace, but as long as you find peace in what you doing, then you successful…" He pauses for a moment, carefully choosing his next words.
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Somber events such as the bombing in Chelsea, and the subsequent manhunt, have forced pauses in the routine, as Mr. de Blasio stood to address nationally televised news conferences.
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Compare that to "Nervous," written in part by the reliable current hitmaker Julia Michaels, who writes bubbly melodies full of gaps and pauses that Mr. Mendes takes to eagerly.
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If the redevelopment of the Steinway & Sons piano store in Midtown were a song, it would be a long one, with some dramatic pauses and a bit of dissonance.
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I hung on every scene of its seven-season run (2007-2015), trying to decipher the code of creator Matthew Weiner's omni-present dark lighting and frequent pregnant pauses.
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So while we took some not-always-gentle abuse from each other, we mostly talked by text and email, which allowed for pauses between heated exchanges and timely silences.
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The call demonstrated the ability of Google's A.I. operator to insert pauses and "ums" to mimic a human — in effect making the interaction feel more lifelike and less scripted.
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Cover: Then-acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe pauses during a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing about the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, on Capitol Hill, Wednesday, June 7, 2017, in Washington.
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Sridhar pointed out that one of the reasons the WHO pauses before triggering a PHEIC is because of the economic fallout international attention on a disease threat can bring.
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Their small, tidy kitchen in Bay Ridge smelled of butter and boiling coffee, and in the pauses of conversation, you could hear the edges of the baklava, sizzling away.
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And after an outburst, Alejandro Cerrudo's "Silent Ghost" slowly and steadily quiets to become a meditative journey into tenderness that pauses along the way to contemplate love and loss.
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When a man enters, he's of a different feather, advancing on a straight diagonal path in a different rhythm; and he pauses, only to reverse direction and pause again.
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As a dancer, Mr. Love filled space "with spinal twists, his long arms directed in space, then making angles, low side lunges, dramatic pauses and spinning," Ms. Hogan said.
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It was Mr. Hinton, who with remarkable clarity and eloquence, with short sentences and pauses that said as much as his words, told a story of an American hell.
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Ms. Sinta, wearing a batik shawl and a veil that partly covered her hair, was in typical good cheer, listening intently and finding pauses in conversation to offer counsel.
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President Donald Trump pauses as he arrives to address the nation Thursday, a day after a shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, left 17 dead.
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When a man enters, he's of a different feather, advancing on a straight diagonal path in a different rhythm; and he pauses, only to reverse direction and pause again.
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As with some many other expensive TV dramas — Hulu's "The Handmaid's Tale" comes to mind — they trade less in action than in quiet conversations, with lots of pregnant pauses.
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That leave should apply to mothers and fathers, because only when men take professional pauses to care for their families will women doing so not create a career crater.
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Paola licks, ever so slightly, the bottom of her top lip, and she pauses in such a way to suggest that she is thinking of what to say next.
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When I ask Mark Zuckerberg if the presidential election changed the way he sees Facebook—if he made poor assumptions, if Facebook functioned in ways he didn't intend—he pauses.
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In an Instagram video, the little girl snorts and sucks on the delicious treat presented to her in the grass, and pauses for just an instant to swallow a seed.
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Rather, it's to say that painting can still enact a haunting a neither/nor, a silence that bewilders and pauses us in the vein of Rayne and Bartleby the scrivener.
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" The poet goes on to muse about causation but pauses on a sure-footed image of a "crown of leaves … sifted by wind … brightening into rust-red / at the tips.
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