"I said, 'Whitney, are you pinching yourself?' and she said 'Yeah, Clive, I'm pinching myself,'" Mr. Davis said.
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You'll be able to copy text by pinching up from the screen with three fingers, while pinching outward with three fingers will paste the content in the location of your choosing.
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Pinching pesos on presidential planes may be a false economy.
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But occasionally it is worth pinching yourself and paying attention.
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Practice restraint and you'll save yourself from pinching pennies later.
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I'm getting bruises on my arms from constantly pinching myself!
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Cut text by pinching up with three fingers two times.
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But that's proven to be an expensive enterprise, pinching profit.
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Fold the circle in half, pinching out any air pockets.
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"I'm pinching myself that we made that happen," Hubbard said.
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Some millionaires reach seven figures through hustling and penny pinching.
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"Honestly," Mr. Weaver said, "I think I'm still pinching myself."
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Suddenly, a man's rough hand was pinching my throat shut.
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The pinching happened on school grounds during class time, police say.
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Roll up the dough into a cigar, pinching the ends together.
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Get practicing your dumpling pinching technique with these classic yuan bao.
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"I keep sort of pinching myself," she said earlier this week.
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At the party, Veronica introduces Archie to her cheek-pinching abuelita.
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The girl was pinching her and pulling her hair, Morgan said.
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Pinching and zooming is the only action that works really well.
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A pigeon has been pinching poppies to build a red nest.
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The fit is a bit baggy – no squeezing or pinching here.
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There they are, ribbing and pinching each other, jostling and laughing.
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"He kept pinching my breast and humping my leg," she said.
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I nodded in agreement, and made pinching motions with my hands.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - KFC's penny-pinching ways have left it stuffed.
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Lower tax rates may just work by pinching revenues from other countries.
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He moved to her breasts, kneading and then pinching her raspberry nipples.
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MB: Asia Minor shots, that's good — they're pinching pennies a little bit.
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We just keep pinching ourselves and were so excited to be there.
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Instead, his hand came back pinching the corner of a bulging envelope.
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Check out the entire epic challenge above — we're already pinching our noses.
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The display supports multitouch for pinching and zooming on maps, for example.
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Finally, pinching off information channels into the White House is extremely dangerous.
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Mario thinks of his dead mother pinching him with her arthritic fingers.
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We keep pinching ourselves about how appreciative we are to be here.
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When we were asked to "Soul Train," I was pinching myself. Wow.
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When we were asked to "Soul Train," I was pinching myself. Wow.
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"Honored, humbled, grateful, and still pinching myself," Routh tweeted of his big reveal.
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I pincered each hair between index finger and thumb, sometimes pinching skin instead.
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Crimp the edges as you like (a fork is easy, as is pinching).
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When it comes time to penny-pinching, sometimes you have to get creative.
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There's a whole hell of a lot more happening here than just pinching.
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You can make this object bigger or smaller by pinching with your fingers.
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Billy Ray: She's kicking me and pinching me under the table right now.
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I stood—unsexy—leaning on the kitchen counter and pinching my belly fat.
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The gesture sort of resembles pinching the screen to zoom on a smartphone.
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Like other Brazilians, cariocas (as Rio residents are known) are pinching their pennies.
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"There is no pinching or making things bigger or smaller," Mr. Haspiel said.
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With injera, you're meant to tear off strips, for pinching mouthfuls of food.
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"It was such a surreal moment; I kept pinching myself," she said, laughing.
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No one is saying rape is the same as pinching a woman's behind.
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Resizing stickers is challenging because the touchscreen isn't good with pinching and zooming.
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Jack created Vanguard as a penny-pinching institution owned by its funds' shareholders.
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It's like putting your foot on the accelerator while pinching the fuel line.
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Select one, and then move and scale your Bitmoji by dragging, pinching, and zooming.
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More importantly, how many companies are interested in pinching pennies by using legacy hardware?
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The added costs are pinching margins at some of the biggest U.S. logistics companies.
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This is pointless penny-pinching that will harm a small group of people's livelihood.
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Kelly said he felt a pinching sensation and tried unsuccessfully to play through it.
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Pinching the racial nerve of US society is behind his attacks on Democratic Rep.
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There was no rubbing, no pinching, no scraping, nothing — nothing but leathery, soft goodness.
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I was constantly looking in the mirror, pinching my waist, weighing myself every day.
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Folding and pinching the leaves, she then rolls the mixture into a tight cigar.
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People who enjoy using nipple clamps describe the sensation as an intense pinching feeling.
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His mouth, twisted in pain, as if someone out of shot is pinching him.
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But that doesn't mean the 48-year-old will have to start pinching pennies.
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The US Dollar Index added about 22019%, pinching corporate profits for America's multinational companies.
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"We're just pinching ourselves that we're even able to think about retiring," he says.
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An enduring caricature of the old-time Republican is the penny-pinching deficit hawk.
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There was a pinching close to the defibrillator that was implanted near my heart.
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During landing, I stood in the row behind him, pinching his nose from behind.
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Taking turns turning pages, his eager fingers pinching the page's corner, mine patiently waiting.
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Most governments will be too slow-moving or penny-pinching to effectively make this call.
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Some of those penny-pinching moves haven't sat well with its army of delivery-people.
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Pinching pennies won't help you reach your financial goals — but breaking bad money habits will.
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Pinching them free with fingernails is deeply satisfying, though you'll bleed, then scab, then scar.
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Tanja's book Work Optional: Retire Early the Non-Penny-Pinching Way, published earlier this year.
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That way, you can skip the penny-pinching, (and also make the look your own).
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"We spent a lot of time pinching ourselves for the last 90 days," Boyle said.
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"I start pinching off bits until I kind of get a rough shape," Morical says.
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After spending 20 years in the Air Force, Ross was pursuing painting and pinching pennies.
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We keep pinching ourselves to make sure we aren't just in a really prolonged daydream.
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But the self-made billionaire keeps a token reminder about the importance of pinching pennies.
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VRE bacteria reproduce by pinching in at the center and dividing into two separate cells.
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Pinching pennies and worrying about each dollar is not going to make you financially independent.
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Millennials are more often associated with the penny-pinching $1 Venmo charge than with charitable giving.
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Despite Ms Haley's comments, the reduction seems to be driven more by penny-pinching than ideology.
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I keep it inside until it seeps through my bones, through my skin, pinching my nerves.
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She was a conservative leader who was penny-pinching on the schools and hospitals for years.
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The next time you're eating a well-seasoned dish, try pinching both of your nostrils shut.
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They have always been juggling responsibilities and pinching pennies to support themselves and their loved ones.
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Now I watch other shows, and other shows are poking and pinching things from our show.
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Cooks actually place a cube of meat aspic inside the xiaolongbao before pinching the wrapper closed.
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In the photo, Faris' character Kate is seen pinching Leonardo's nose while standing in the kitchen.
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You laugh when Shylock's servant, the clown Gobbo, contemplates running away from his penny-pinching master.
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That a rearview camera is a $403 extra seems rather penny-pinching for a luxury brand.
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"I'm pinching myself because I don't know when things will align like this again," she says.
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He felt a pinching sensation in the back of the shoulder Friday during a throwing session.
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Lovato posted a Snapchat on Friday evening of herself in a bikini, pinching at her belly.
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She shook each of their hands, hugging the men she recognized and pinching the boys' cheeks.
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"They are pinching themselves," David Scott Mathieson, an analyst in Yangon, said about the military leadership.
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Several justices asked whether pinching amounts to violence, and Justice Sotomayor appeared to pinch Justice Gorsuch.
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But offstage, as this film suggests, Gottfried is a soft-spoken, penny-pinching husband and father.
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I&aposd like to think that they are also on board with our penny-pinching ways.
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"I have faith in God," Ms. Rayos said, pinching her forehead and trying not to cry.
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Hitting another kid was punishable, but sidling up to Jimmy and subtly pinching him was not.
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It's abundantly clear that under President Donald Trump Uncle Sam has become a penny-pinching donor.
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If you don't don green on St. Patrick's Day, you leave yourself vulnerable to ferocious, pinching leprechauns.
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Past trends have included planking, extreme phone pinching, the Harlem Shake, and the ALS ice bucket challenge.
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Donors can undermine fragile states by setting up parallel welfare systems and by pinching their best bureaucrats.
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But one emoji in particular has captured the chaotically horny imaginations of so many: the pinching hand.
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I have been pinching myself all day being in a room years later dancing with these legends.
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To use Map Explore, open Snap Map by pinching your fingers together on the main camera screen.
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You can scale the GIF sticker by pinching the screen with your fingers or add multiple GIFs.
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His hands are on my breasts, pinching my nipples before moving to the small of my back.
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A rich Muslim doctor was accused of having secretly sterilised 4,000 women by pinching their Fallopian tubes.
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Some feminists may be pinching themselves, but others like me are far more ambivalent about this scenario.
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For consumers pinching pennies, the ad-supported service streaming over an Echo Dot may be good enough.
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Stand in the pool, holding the edge with one hand and pinching your nose with your other.
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But it's hard for older users to memorize the pinching and swiping motions to use the app.
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Thanks to income from side hustles and contract work — and some penny-pinching habits — they broke even.
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A more recent belief has another connection to zombies — gjengangers can infect the living by pinching them.
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Yergin said India's energy minister reported to him that gasoline prices are already "pinching" the Indian economy.
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After kneading the dough, Guerrero began pinching off golf-ball-size pieces and rolling them into balls.
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In the week and day view, you can also zoom in and out by pinching the screen.
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Pinching any sort of vertical attraction, like the Eiffel Tower, is a common theme in tourists' photos ...
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So you can impress your friends while also pinching pennies as you await the glorious iPhone 12.
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As documented by dad David, the kid couldn't resist pinching one of Mummy's favorite things for her playroom.
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I also experienced some pinching until I learned how to reposition the pump for a more comfortable latch.
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According to Emojipedia, Unicode will release the pinching hand as well as the other new emoji on Mar.
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And until then, you can use the "Okay" hand emoji, which kind of looks like the pinching hand.
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Some of the top 10 penny-pinching cities were Orlando, Florida; Washington, Charlotte, North Carolina; and New York.
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He is more concerned with pinching pennies at the overcrowded school… and the growing number of Latino students.
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Now that her own single, "No Broken Hearts," has hit the charts, Rexha says she's still pinching herself.
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"This means we don't have to worry about pinching pennies on Social Security, and late bills," she said.
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So, other than working more or penny pinching, what can you do to save serious money each month?
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After all, many penny-pinching riders prefer to wait until after it is over before hailing a ride.
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"I couldn't remember pinching her ass, and I wouldn't know why, but she says I did," he said.
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"Over here—put in potato—close—strong," a centenarian named Anastasia instructed, pinching dumplings shut with practiced rhythm.
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I swear to God three days later I was like pinching myself literally like, 'This is not happening.
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Helping considerably: Commodity prices have rebounded after plummeting in 2014 and 2015, pinching growth in many developing countries.
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To cut down on spending, use a store rewards card and apps like Popcart instead of pinching pennies.
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Cost is their bottom line, and they prioritize their penny-pinching spending habits over quality, value, and time.
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One piece struck the edge and half of it hit the dirty floor, sliced cleanly without pinching down.
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However, too many organizations are tempted to pour money into technology while pinching pennies on human intellectual power.
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The original wound up pinching my pinky quite a few times when I held it too far back.
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A doctor told her that the injury was pinching a nerve, and that the discomfort might never abate.
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Pinching a piece of "meat" from each for a taste test, however, I could easily tell the difference.
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For various reasons — including bureaucratic inertia and penny-pinching — many railroads still don't have functioning systems in place.
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We process the world, compulsively, through our pocket cameras, pinching and poking at the footage on our screens.
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Some face food shortages, a looming crisis made worse by low oil prices that are pinching the nation's budget.
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For starters, many say that the treatment itself can be painful, and feels like pulling, tugging, pinching, or tingling.
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Another video showed both Jay Z and Beyoncé pinching their daughter's cheeks when the camera panned to the family.
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If they had more time, Team Croatia probably would have asked, "Did you eat?" before pinching the photographers' cheeks.
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But already receiving plenty of attention is the pinching hand emoji, because well, it totally symbolises a small penis.
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Apparently the museum didn't have a problem with this deeply weird painting of a woman pinching her sister's nipple.
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So, when we found this knockout staple — E.L.F Cosmetics Exclusive Weylie Luxe Lash Kit — we felt like pinching ourselves.
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Any backpack company that's still using traditional two-handed flesh-pinching latches in 2017 should be ashamed of themselves.
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Pinching cars is one example of a "gateway crime"—the first rung on the ladder to more serious lawbreaking.
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But, I honestly am still pinching myself that I get to be a part of this amazing experience. 2.
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Mr López Obrador, a populist with penny-pinching instincts, is trying to transform Mexico without undermining its economic stability.
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"We were pinching ourselves over her success," says Clive Davis who first signed her to Arista Records in '83.
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In fact, last year she experienced the proudest moment of her career and she's still pinching herself over it.
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If you love Meghan's royal style but are pinching pounds, we found some budget-friendly lookalikes — check em out!
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It operates at a 2% to 3% administrative cost, which should be the envy of every penny-pinching politician.
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We'd developed multitouch, we'd developed the soft keyboard, we had examples of pinching and zooming of maps and stuff.
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Wrap it in $100 bills and you will still come out looking like an inconsiderate, penny-pinching gift giver.
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Pinching down from the point, Kronwall redirected Henrik Zetterberg's cross-crease pass into the roof of the Toronto net.
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This isn't pinching the stock market now because the bond market remains wide open and rates are so low.
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But if you're focused on penny-pinching, you may be missing out on opportunities in your life and business.
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Not only are the cuts deeper, but forthcoming changes seem more to do with penny-pinching than real reform.
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No female quartet from the 1960s or 1970s would have come anywhere close to pinching a medal in 2012.
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But zooming can be "faked" by a regular smartphone lens by pinching out on the screen to zoom in.
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But to do it, the company needed an important ally: a penny-pinching Taiwan-based factory operator named Foxconn.
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My father would drive Samantha anywhere she needed to go, often pinching her ass as she left the car.
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In the 1980s and '90s, a US crackdown started pinching off the traditional Colombian trafficking routes in the Caribbean.
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Ashley Young: One of the few survivors from England's dire 2016 European Championship campaign, Young must be pinching himself.
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The heavy indebtedness means that ordinary Australians are penny pinching at a time when wages growth is painfully slow.
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Becoming a one-stop shop for penny-pinching customers who want occasional high-margin treats will improve Tesco's standing.
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The motivation for their penny pinching: to gain the approval of the social worker conducting their adoption home study.
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He's also gotten into hot water for pinching the backside of a podium presenter at the Tour of Flanders.
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He recalled dangling from trees to stretch his vertebrae and pinching his nose with a clothespin to narrow it.
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That type of pinching pain must begin its journey into the nervous system by a receptor other than piezo2.
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Of course, the price is a major factor, but this line isn't just for penny-pinching brides on tight budgets.
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The girl allegedly told investigators she doesn't know the boy, and that pinching is something she does with her friends.
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"I've been pinching myself the whole time I've been in Minneapolis because it doesn't really feel real," Guy said Saturday.
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Nineteen-year-old Popyrin, ranked 163rd, was also pinching himself ahead of a clash with 28th-seeded Frenchman Lucas Pouille.
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You can change the world's scale by pinching and pulling, which lets you zoom in to draw tiny, intricate details.
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But, given that the shipbuilding programs are already plagued with cost overruns and delays, penny-pinching options are becoming valuable.
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The figures from Second Measure also demonstrate that the rate at which Lyft is pinching Uber riders slowed in 2018.
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We're also not talking about some idiot pinching an ass or saying they want to fuck you in the '8os.
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The map, accessible by pinching your fingers in the app's camera, updates users' locations whenever the app is in use.
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They could cause intestinal pinching, writes the ZenMagnets team, and they recommend not leaving them around animals or small children.
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Officially named "pinching hand," the emoji has been approved by the Unicode Consortium for release across major platforms this year.
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A surprised Noble leant across and did as he was told, pinching the youngster's wrist, at which point Warholm concurred.
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In iPadOS, you can copy a chunk of highlighted text just by pinching up from the screen with three fingers.
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"He was like a father to my son," she said, bowing her head and pinching her eyes as tears came.
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As if George were pinching and expanding an image on a screen, "Nine Pints" expands to open up a world.
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And the reduction of petroleum products flowing into North Korea is a serious tool for pinching the country's technological ambitions.
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Higher borrowing costs appear to be pinching housing, as sales of new and existing homes have softened in recent months.
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To enter one of the rooms displayed, they touch the phone's surface, pinching their fingers together and then opening them.
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Has she created this effect, as the first part of the play instructs, by pinching a nerve near the nose?
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But it wasn't penny-pinching that got me there; rather, it was in large part thanks to my abundance mindset.
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Extreme phone pinching, in which participants hold their iPhones over toilets, bridges and other precarious locations, made the rounds last fall.
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The design also included a rotating handle to open the speculum bills vertically, and a hidden lever mechanism to prevent pinching.
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It conveniently snaps together for prime pinching and can be flipped over for anything that needs more of a skewering action.
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Thieves are pinching car keys rather than simply breaking into vehicles, or unlocking them remotely by hacking into their security systems.
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The good news is: you can disable Face ID by pinching the side buttons to put the phone in shutdown mode.
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"I'm still pinching myself," Perullo, a New Jersey native who grew up idolizing DiMaggio, was quoted as saying at the time.
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That's not much, but it continues to feel like ill-disguised penny pinching from the world's biggest and richest tech company.
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It has become a holiday that's celebrated in America by drinking too much beer and pinching anyone who isn't wearing green.
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And gosh — we could make pictures and websites on the display expand and retract, just by spreading our fingers or pinching.
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It's such a cool and useful zoom method it makes pinching to zoom on the iPhone 7 feel archaic and annoying.
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Virtually every market for goods and services is enormously competitive, so producers are pinching every penny to remain affordable to consumers.
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Once I finished pinching myself—shorts changed—I knew Soul Skate was pretty much my destiny as a young party explorer.
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He caused a controversy for pinching the bottom of a race hostess at the podium ceremony — he apologized the following day.
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One instance of a misdemeanor offense, like unwanted grabbing or pinching, could land you in jail for up to a year.
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The idea here is to bring human-like interaction, like pinching, pokes, tickles, and strokes to our smartphones and other devices ...
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For those of us pinching our pennies, dining out can seem like an impossible luxury, but it doesn't have to be.
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But the president and his top advisers continue to disagree that import taxes — both real and threatened — are pinching economic growth.
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"I have already lived a dream where I had to keep pinching myself and asking if this is real," he said.
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When the doctors pulled Daniel's father and me out into the hallway and told us his diagnosis, I kept pinching myself.
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The fabric does everything Kim said it would: Expands without stretching out, while still holding everything in place but not pinching.
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Voters "are finally growing weary of austerity, of the rationing, outsourcing and penny-pinching," wrote James Ely in The Financial Times.
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But like many of his high-profile teammates, he is finding himself frustrated and bottled up by Montreal's structured, pinching defense.
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Police officials tell PEOPLE the boy did not want the girl arrested for the alleged pinching but that his mother was insistent.
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You can copy entire paragraphs of text by highlighting it with one finger, and pinching with three fingers to copy and paste.
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They are also remarkably proficient at securing "turnovers", by pinching the ball from their opponents, often from under a pile of bodies.
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It plugs into the laptop via USB to transmit those gestures into software commands like swiping between windows and pinching and zooming.
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Montreal took advantage of Toronto's pinching defense and Suzuki completed a 2-on-1 break with his third goal at 11:53.
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You can make a pinching motion on the on-screen keyboard, and it will shrink down to a floating, iPhone-sized keyboard.
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For those that are really penny-pinching, check out Couch Surfing or campsites near your destination for digs that are practically free.
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If you're already stuck next to someone who bathed in cologne, Dr. Voigt recommends pinching your nose and breathing through your mouth.
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The cost of college has been pinching family budgets and causing student loan debt to skyrocket — both among students and their parents.
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Even better news for us penny-pinching cynics — we can add the two extra layers of weather defense for less than $15.
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Click here to view original GIFWith a simple pinching motion, this fellow causes a football player hologram to burst through the wall.
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You see, I had very chubby cheeks when I was younger, and he got into the habit of pinching them a lot.
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The map embeds will also support touchscreen gestures like pinching to zoom, or rotating the orientation on the map with two fingers.
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I used to look in the mirror with angst, examining the circumference of my thighs or pinching the flab on my stomach.
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The hand-tracking was imperfect, but I eventually managed to flip through the magazine just by pinching the corners of the magazine.
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"We did not contact Ariana or her representatives, she contacted us, and we were overwhelmed and thrilled and pinching ourselves," Zadan said.
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It didn't cost much, but if you're pinching pennies, maybe you can get some this weekend from a generous colleague or friend.
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Otherwise, he says, he prides himself on pinching pennies after years of scraping by with two or three jobs at a time.
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If you're pinching every penny of your regular budget, you'll have to do the same when it comes to planning a vacation.
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He and his wife, Dorothy Chattin, a retired graphic designer, do not think of their moderate penny pinching as rooted in fear.
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Guests turned up thirty minutes early one night, and I was still in my underwear, lightly dusted with flour, pinching pasta dough.
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Single mothers are teaching their children how to ride bikes and play board games while bargaining with landlords and pinching dollar bills.
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But most voters in Washington and Oregon don't know that — they're just seeing ads with plain-spoken farmers and penny-pinching moms.
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Like the Fates pinching the thread of life, a robotic arm unspooled a thin copper wire for a self-assembling satellite dish.
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Plus, high tuition costs mean that students often have to take out loans on top of their ISAs, pinching them in repayment.
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Post-'86, we've seen various swings of the pendulum back and forth between budget-busting Republican tax cuts and penny-pinching Democrats.
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Fold the short side into a bow tie shape by pulling and folding it over itself, then pinching it to your neck.
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And though girlfriend Gwen Stefani wasn't able to make it out to the festivities, she's yet another reason he's pinching himself these days.
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Our parents and godparents were somewhere behind us as we put the wafers in our mouths, shoes pinching and veils pinned in tightly.
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Banks and insurance companies, the biggest customers, have been in penny-pinching mode of late; ditto energy companies struck by falling oil prices.
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You can time-zoom in or out — from Years to Months to Days, or the other way — by pinching or spreading two fingers.
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" Negative employee reviews: "Google management are surprisingly penny pinching in allocating sufficient resource to projects by way of staff, office space, and budget.
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But they still argue that pinching your nose to hold back a sneeze — and holding back a sneeze more generally — should be avoided.
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Other revelations, like Katie Couric joking on an old Watch What Happens Live segment about Lauer "pinching her ass," are coming to light.
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Between one and two days following feeding, the fission process is manifested by a slight pinching of the body, some 1–2 cm.
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Nobody knows how much PBMs and other middlemen are pinching along the way and most are afraid to ask for fear of retaliation.
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"Perhaps, the next time those children feel like hitting or pinching someone, they'll hold off and ask for a hug from you instead."
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Likewise, you can say "show grid" and a grid will appear so you perform actions such as clicking, tapping or pinching-and-zooming.
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"Typically, if it's juts a little pinching of that ligament, it's going to self-resolve itself in three to five days," Cram says.
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Mr. Van Dyke also appears in the new version in a different role, as the son of the penny-pinching banker Mr. Dawes.
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" An example, she told me, is "when you see a grandparent pinching a baby's cheeks and saying, 'I want to eat you up.
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Pinching and zooming are standard practice today, but at the time of the iPhone's introduction, actions like that were foreign to many people.
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China's trade war with the United States slowed its economy and sapped metal demand, prompting the penny-pinching by the Chinese steel mills.
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Frans Carbo, a senior official with the union FNV, said the closing of prisons was the result of penny-pinching — not effective policing.
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There has been an abrupt slowdown in foreign investment, pinching off much-needed capital as investors wait to see how things shake out.
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It worked so well — they saved a four-figure sum — that they kept it up and now share their penny-pinching activities online.
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Rising interest rates in the United States are driving money out of many developing countries, straining governments and pinching consumers around the globe.
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They work so fast, they make it look it easy — pinching the dough together in just a few seconds and flipping it confidently.
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He then takes a bag of Goya-brand frozen fava beans along with what he reckons are about two teaspoons of salt, pinching generously.
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There just wasn't space for guests, and I was worried they would judge me for making this lifestyle decision as a penny-pinching effort.
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In Boston, by contrast, pinching a parking space shovelled by someone else may result in a menacing note on your windscreen, if you're lucky.
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They went back and forth with each other, pulling hair, pinching each other … it was as if they had blocked everything out around them.
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Penny pinching: Jolly has let leases on less-successful stores expire, laid off managers, consolidated overseas divisions, reassigned Geek Squad members, and cut prices.
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Regardless, there is no point in trying to penny-pinch (in this case, you'd be pinching billions of pennies, but the comment stands) DeRozan.
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Scopis also employs the HoloLens' familiar finger gestures (which look like you're pinching the air) to allow the surgeon to control the AR content.
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As he lost his grip, she fell toward him, and he felt a terrible pinching in his forearm, as if being punctured by needles.
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For decades, Kool-Aid had been sold in powder form as a cheaper alternative to soda, with ads aimed squarely at penny-pinching housewives.
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When you grow up with Crazy Joey Gallo pinching your cheeks until you cry like DiMatteo did, childhood can be nothing if not adventuresome.
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Kraft Heinz, a recently assembled conglomerate selling its namesake macaroni and ketchup, is known for ruthless cost cutting, huge layoffs and relentless penny pinching.
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Investors are worried about debt and China Rising rates may already be pinching parts of the US economy, particularly housing and the auto market.
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But for now, there are advantages in the reduction in tariffs which were pinching costs, and created an atmosphere of uncertainty around business spending.
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Bobby also says Amanda tried kicking him and he tried pinning her down but he says she kept scratching and pinching his arms and body.
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Having already gotten our hands on a pair, we can guarantee that there's no rubbing, pinching, itching, or general complaining involved with throwing these on.
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If you play a game with a kid and it makes you feel uncomfortable, scared, weird, that includes pinching, poking, you can let me know.
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Amid soaring prices, real estate purchases across Chinese cities often follow years of penny-pinching and the contribution of life savings from parents and grandparents.
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You can also add text and emoji overlays to your composition, pinching to zoom any other elements up or down in size as you like.
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In addition to the ubiquitous nipple clamp, there are suckers, pumps, pendants, pinching magnets, and tingling balms that can show your nipples some serious love.
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It won't be long before things die and wither away, and you'll be pinching yourself for not taking advantage of the good weather now.807.
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In today's economy, inflation outpaces the interest rates that banks pay to encourage saving money — this makes penny pinching less prudent than many might think.
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I am also not sure why the guy in the top image was making that pinching gesture because it did nothing when I tried it.
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Then again, HoloLens is basically a visual Ouija board; he might not have even had it turned on and was just pinching his own demons.
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At 7:32, the lead grew to 3-0 when Liles — pinching deep off the rush — fired home a rebound over Korpisalo's extended right pad.
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Penny pinching: The U.S. negotiated a $285 million reduction in its funding to the United Nations as part of the international body's 2018–2019 budget.
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A mystery of the Trump era has been the disparity between data showing rising consumer confidence and sales figures suggesting they are pinching their pennies.
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The Ovid-Elsie school district sits an hour west of Flint, Michigan, the city now notorious for being poisoned by its own penny-pinching administrators.
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A narrow question of public policy—how to stop Texas and other neighbours pinching Oklahoma teachers—has exposed broad, not very cheering truths about democracy.
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A new app called Seateroo could make the difference between three hours of your life spent pinching your nose, and a pleasant in-flight nap.
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The grocery chain has broad appeal, from the health-conscious to the penny-pinching, and is rising in the ranks of the American grocery market.
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The fabric is seriously stretchy and comfortable, so while it looked small at first glance, it actually fits really well — no pinching or sagging anywhere.
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Asset managers and hedge funds are likely to continue penny pinching when it comes to research, Pinto said Tuesday at a conference in New York.
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The parallels aren't so much staring us in the face as pinching our cheeks and planting a sloppy kiss on our French sun-chapped chops.
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Ford brilliantly established his brand as a penny-pinching, frank-talking city councillor who bemoaned the government's neglect of taxpayers — and taxpayers ate it up.
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So when a person thinks of, say, pinching their thumb and index finger, those neural signals now travel to wherever the nerves were re-routed.
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The burn in your throat, the ache in your woefully under-utilised calf muscles, the pinching beginnings of a stitch: running is hard work, man.
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During the protests, a five-month blockade was imposed along the border, pinching off a crucial supply of medicine and construction materials flowing into Nepal.
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For example, the initial fires were caused in part by a pinching of the top corner of the battery by the pouch that held it.
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" The famously penny-pinching Mook reported that the former president was "particularly willing to do local events on the east coast — PA, NJ, MA, etc.
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"I'm pinching myself," she tells me while lounging on a black leather couch that's hidden away from the rest of the city near Hudson Yards.
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When the Golden Division was ready, it would sweep down toward Aden from the north, pinching the militants between its forces and the SWAT team.
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He is still a penny-pinching fiscal hawk, ever concerned about the state's financial health, at times to the chagrin of his overwhelmingly Democratic legislature.
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Mr. Zeinali said he was still pinching himself for collaborating with industry luminaries like the makeup artist Pat McGrath and the fashion editor Jorden Bickham.
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Police in Florida have charged a 12-year-old girl with battery for allegedly pinching the rear end of one of her male classmates, PEOPLE confirms.
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Even with all that power, I saw a highly detailed CAD drawing in an app from Siemens NX struggle to keep up with pinching and zooming.
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How to change the size of your sticker: With any sticker, you can increase and decrease their size by pinching or expanding it with two fingers.
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When it comes to making those toe-pinching high heels a little more comfortable, it's all about popping those foot pads in before you head out.
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Bonsai is a Japanese art form that involves pinching and pruning the branches of ornamental trees in order to prevent them from reaching their normal size.
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Mr Macron is also hoping to lean on public opinion, explaining, for instance, that his plans for pensions and training are not just about penny-pinching.
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According to KKTV, the sprinting shitter has even been spotted pinching a loaf behind a nearby Walgreens, instead of taking advantage of the store's actual facilities.
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They've also launched "Budget Bytes," a show about money-saving meals hosted by cookbook author Beth Moncel, who finds penny-pinching recipes for leftover stuffing muffins.
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That's a far cry from the defense project penny-pinching Trump persona that emerged in his tweets and public comments during most of the transition process.
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Less exposed to foreign demand, the service sector managed to keep up growth by holding down price increases much lower than their input prices, pinching margins.
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A wave of panic came over him as he searched for the "unsend" button of his dreams, wildly pinching the cords coming out of the desktop.
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Mark Zuckerberg has more money than one could ever possibly spend, but he's still pinching pennies ... and his hunt for a bargain brought him to Costco.
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For a subtle shade of pink that suits one's own complexion, Butler suggested actually pinching the cheeks, then matching the lip balm color to that shade.
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As you wear the Apple Watch, you would use your other hand to hold up the camera module and take photos by pinching an adjacent button.
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And across the country many labor markets are so tight it is pinching companies' growth, according to anecdotal data released by the Federal Reserve last week.
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You can have two people pinching and zooming Google Sheets slides that have been dragged on to the board at the same time — and it didn't hiccup.
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More than a dozen women have accused Mr. Gooding, 51, of making unwanted sexual advances on them, including pinching their buttocks or kissing them, prosecutors have said.
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Efficiency doesn't mean penny-pinching, but instead, finding entrepreneurs who orient their business around a technology or business model that is intrinsically more effective at multiplying capital.
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Margaret offers the younger woman herbal remedies for what ails her, and walks off with Joy's pinching shoes and a bottle of prescription pills from her handbag.
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As a student in pre-kindergarten and elementary school, he was aggressive, often "biting, pinching, scratching" other students, and required "maximum teacher assistance" when interacting with classmates.
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So before you start pinching pennies to save up for leech therapy or make your appointment for a placenta facial, arm yourself with the facts and figures.
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If the data shows that pinching the uprights would make field goals more difficult, the league could implement the change as soon as the 2017 NFL season.
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Since most of us just blew our entire tax return on Coachella, we're pinching pennies to save up for retirement, a house, rent Bonnaroo and Governor's Ball.
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Cubs in Marlins' 4-2 win MIAMI — Addison Russell felt "a sharp, pinching pain" in his right shoulder, and Chicago Cubs fans may be feeling it, too.
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Finally, after Chambers went 47 days without pinching a loaf—breaking a British record for the most time spent in police custody without deucing—the cops caved.
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In a penny-pinching move, Sheffield Wednesday, the football club that plays at Hillsborough, had decided not to invest in the safety measures its crumbling home needed.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has long feared ballooning debt in the red-hot property sector was pinching consumers' ability to spend elsewhere in the economy.
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Driving, when I lived in Berlin, into Poland and pinching myself to recall the unspeakable suffering overcome by German-Polish reconciliation as Poland prepared for E.U. membership.
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Unicode just made its new emoji list for 2019 official, and the update adds 230 new symbols, including a yawning face, white heart, and pinching hand symbol.
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In her book, "Work Optional: Retire Early the Non-Penny-Pinching Way," she said that it really comes down to whether you value certainty or flexibility more.
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But right now, the company is losing money hand over fist (not an uncommon practice among unicorns but not exactly a ringing endorsement of WeWork's penny-pinching).
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Instead of pinching pennies in an effort to remain profitable, investors at Softbank's Vision Fund asked how Adylov would like to grow his company without any restrictions.
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Many residents have for years accused the council of allowing penny-pinching to override fire safety when the building undertook the renovation, which was completed last year.
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Yet there's no mistaking that the current mainstream iteration of house music has transformed a once transcendental genre into something irreverent, full of bum-pinching, eye-winking swagger.
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December spoils us with festivity and decadent crisps, and the first month of the year throws us back into monotony, and penny-pinching, and the freezing, unforgiving cold.
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You never know if someone looking at your campaign is pinching pennies themselves — or if the person you're crowdfunding for wants to be associated with your aggressive tactics.
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While it isn't clear how many users they are pinching from Netflix, there's clearly a pricing disparity which this new mobile-only offering goes some way to addressing.
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I do not doubt that I am engaged in the conversation, delighted to be there, pinching myself about how lucky I am to call these people my people.
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Instead, they'll encounter men like my grandfather, who pulled a George H.W. Bush every time we went out to dinner, pinching the waitress's butt while playing the buffoon.
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Ranging from $195 to $1,195, it's still worth pinching pennies for, but the new offering of luxury classics means increased wearability potential, and more bang for your buck.
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The Brilliant Beauty curler is the best-selling eyelash curler on the site, and customers are obsessed that it gives them amazing results without any pinching or pulling.
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With Boston defenseman Charlie McAvoy pinching in the offensive zone, Ottawa flipped a couple of quick passes, and the puck ended up on the stick of Colin White.
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And to make it through seven hours of cheek-pinching from Great-Aunt Mildred and small talk with your cousin's inappropriately dressed stepsister Bambi, you're gonna need alcohol.
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However, as Fous says, if you've tried and enjoyed nipple pinching at home, you're likely ready to level up and invest in a pair of proper nipple clamps.
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The right-hander Jacob deGrom will most likely miss the remainder of the season because of built-up scar tissue pinching the ulnar nerve in his right elbow.
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Tina Johnson, who accused US Senate Republican candidate Roy Moore of "grabbing," not "pinching," her behind when she visited his law office in 1991, has heard it too.
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Wearing a navy top, striped shorts, and flats, with her shoulder-length hair pinned back with a barrette, she listened closely, pinching her lips, as the drama escalated.
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Aptly nicknamed "Tightwad Hill," this mountain of dirt and trees that rises above the stands of Cal's Memorial Stadium is the unofficial gathering spot for penny-pinching fans.
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Nine shirtless men with big numbers painted on their bellies twerked for the crowd before submitting to bottom-grabbing and nipple-pinching by three middle-age female judges.
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He walked her to a bed in the back room and then "laid next to me and he kept pinching my breasts and humping my leg," she testified.
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Imagine making a quick pinching motion, and the muscles in your arm will twitch in predictable fashion, which the software sends on to the computer as a click.
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Between the lines: Axios' Jonathan Swan has reported that there has been an ongoing tussle between debt-loving President Trump and his penny-pinching Budget Director Mick Mulvaney.
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These supremely cute jammies are made of 100% soft cotton with a bit of stretch, so there's no squeezing, pinching, or cutting at your waistline or anywhere else.
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An employee in the Hudson Valley was transferred from one group home to another in 2017 after pinching a resident's arm so many times that it caused bruising.
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He described numerous later incidents of abuse; he said that once Mr. Levine had pinched him painfully until he cried, and then continued pinching him, to wound him.
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But don't pick your garden hose based on price even if you aren't pinching pennies, because the most expensive hose on the market may not serve your needs.
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It's penny-pinching where you can — you have to do a lot of things yourself versus bigger brands who would pay an assistant or company to do florals.
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However, pinching the view on your phone screen to read a PDF of a print magazine page apparently didn't catch on, and I'm as astonished as you are.
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An occupational therapist who worked with the boy at school told investigators that the child had poor eye-hand coordination and difficultly pinching his finger and thumb together.
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The penny-pinching drive is in place for the rest of financial year until end-March and will most likely continue into the coming business year, they said.
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The G8 uses its front-facing camera for Air Motion gestures that let you perform various actions by simply waving your hand or pinching the air near the screen.
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To properly hold your cup, Meier advises pinching the top of the handle with your thumb and index finger, with your middle finger supporting the bottom of the handle.
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Liverpool have a history of dirty penny-pinching tactics, like buying out the neighborhoods surrounding Anfield and letting them decay in an attempt to drive down real estate prices.
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It's interesting ... NBC said no one has complained until this week, yet their longtime co-anchor talked about ass-pinching in 2012 and NBC apparently didn't bat an eye.
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"There's been a lot of discussion about whether that's even fair to link someone pinching an ass or something off-color at work to an actual assault," Jones said.
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Low crop prices, which are pinching farm incomes, have already severely cut demand for major farm machinery companies such as Deere and AGCO, both in the U.S. and abroad.
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But by the end of the week, I had grown fully accustomed to tapping, swiping, and pinching my way around a 17-inch LCD display while I was driving.
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New research published today in Integrative Organismal Biology shows that males of some tropical hummingbird species from South America have beaks more suited to fencing, poking, and pinching behaviors.
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"You can't stop it, you can't regulate these things," Roberts says to the camera a few minutes before pinching his belly fat and plunging a syringe into its tissue.
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Pinching and zooming will create a slow, dramatic zoom-in effect, while moving the box across the screen to another subject will let you virtually pan across the shot.
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If you're stumped and don't know what to get the man in your life, or if you were pinching pennies for something special that's now sold out, don't worry.
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Then, while pinching the base of the knife, he wants the "knife to do the work" while he chops the herbs in a downward, circular motion with little pressure.
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So whether you're an environmentalist, a penny-pinching commuter or someone like me who yearns to feel open, free and one with your vehicle, you'll likely love the Arcimoto.
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Motion sensors on the LG G8 also make it possible to take a screenshot or open an app by using gestures such as pinching or swiping in the air.
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The news of the Rams' return was "music to my ears," he said, and the members of his crew were all but pinching themselves over attending an N.F.L. game.
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All the women of the family, including her mother, three sisters and countless in-laws and cousins, would gather to share the painstaking work of pinching, filling and pressing.
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On his way out of the Democratic leader's office, Mnuchin told reporters after the final discussion that the sides are "this close," pinching his thumb and index fingers together.
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Collecting venom requires pinching a snake firmly behind its skull until it clamps its fangs over a sterile collection vial; snakes will squirt excreta in an effort to escape.
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PARIS, Oct 1 (Reuters) - French banks have steadily lowered their mortgage lending standards as borrowers binged on cheap credit, pinching their margins, France's financial stability watchdog said on Tuesday.
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Perhaps as a result of his low-income upbringing, which included his family relying on coupons and money saving deals, Adams said focusing on penny pinching gives him anxiety.
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As sight and motor skills weaken, all that pinching and tapping gets harder, cutting people off from social media at a time when they can be more vulnerable to loneliness.
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Using the tips of your fingers, start bringing the edges of the round up over the filling, pleating and pinching firmly as you go, resulting in a money bag shape.
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Robert Gates, for example, said in Brussels in 2011 that European penny-pinching and distaste for front-line combat in Afghanistan was putting the future of the alliance at risk.
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You can toggle between them by hitting a tiny icon in the camera app or by pinching and zooming between them (with a relatively fast stutter step as you zoom).
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That's because if Gigwell makes it easy enough for anyone to book a show, there'll be fewer artists pinching pennies in basements and more making the big bucks on stage.
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We're taking a headcount — who's ready to stay up way too late on "school" nights, suffer through two weeks of toe-pinching heels and drink a little too much champagne?
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Bertie Wooster, the buffoonish aristocrat whose japes he charted, seems forever to be pinching policemen's helmets, then being rapped across the knuckles by a beak for the cheek of it.
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It'd still be cool if the photos wouldn't automatically zoom out as soon as you stop pinching, but I guess that (very obvious) "feature" will come in a future update.
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The visitors had two of the game's first three shots before Pittsburgh's pinching defenseman Brian Dumoulin drew a tripping penalty from San Jose left winger Dainius Zubrus at 7:26.
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That rhetoric stands directly at odds with their promise to offer low prices every day, underscoring just how tightly they're being squeezed as they compete for penny-pinching shoppers' dollars.
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And these faces are made by pinching, pressing, and folding tulle to create details that, when they come together, form a face that looks like it's rising out of smoke.
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Instead, Apple's engineers developed new user interface concepts — like flicking to scroll and pinching to zoom — that were tailor-made for a tiny screen that people manipulate with their fingers.
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Gauff, the American teenager who has proved the revelation of Wimbledon's first week by reaching the fourth round of the women's singles, was still pinching herself at her celebrity status.
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And international sanctions levied back then hit only arms purchases, not Iran's banking sector, oil sales or other trade, all parts of the economy that American sanctions are pinching now.
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Some parents are almost neurotically responsible, passing down a sense of penny-pinching thrift as though it were an heirloom; others prize idealism, encouraging their children to follow their dreams.
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Now — to the great welcome of penny-pinching travelers — the trend in lodging to embody the location has trickled down to budget hotels and even brands generally regarded as cookie cutter.
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In addition to spicy foods feeling hot on the tongue's taste buds, they can also interact with skin receptors that process pain from things like extreme temperatures, pinching, cutting, and chemicals.
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The new pinching-hand emoji, which is nothing more than a thumb and index finger with little room in between, is listed only with the keyword "small amount" on Unicode's website.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The rise in oil prices has a balanced effect on the U.S. economy, pinching consumers but boosting the energy sector, Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard said on Thursday.
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While she talks, she alternates between pinching the air in front of her and dicing it like an onion, the familiar gestures of a self-help guru hosting a corporate seminar.
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Some suggest that he bought a lifetime flying pass from United many years back and has made the most of it ever since, presumably much to the penny-pinching airline's chagrin.
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Watch as he uses a camera to determine where the toothpick is, gets it out, and helps Iggy wake up afterward from the procedure with a little foot and tail pinching.
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The demo showcased how the Magic Leap One recognizes hand gestures, with users pinching and holding to place spawn points for the golem, or holding their hands up to deflect rocks.
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He told doctors that, after pinching his nose and holding his mouth closed to try to stop a sneeze, he felt a popping sensation in his neck, followed by some swelling.
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But considering I didn't pay for it, I shout a general "Thank you!" to the bar and enjoy its bright orange blossom and strawberry aromas, toasty fruit palate, and pinching finish.
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Most days she just gets a sponge bath which elicits protests, often biting, and always my mother finding the most tender spot on a caregiver's upper arm and pinching it hard.
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It could slam American companies that sell vast amounts of products in China, like Apple or General Motors, but pinching those companies could hurt the Chinese workers who make those products.
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Flailing and penny pinching and being uncertain about a next paycheck is hard, though if you're alone it can sometimes seem romantic, or at the very least a good learning experience.
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Wall Street banks have been constrained by new regulations cutting into big businesses, such as trading, and pinching profit margins — reasons Goldman has been expanding into new areas like consumer banking.
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Watching the bakers, I noticed how each one had her or his own way of crafting the pie, lifting the dough up around the apples, pinching the seams and sealing them.
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And Mr. Trump's trade war with China is beginning to be felt by American companies, like Apple and FedEx, which have warned that the tit-for-tat tariffs are pinching profits.
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If the threatened tariffs are put in place, the company's costs would rise $15 million this year, pinching its profit margin, Chipotle Chief Financial Officer Jack Hartung said in a statement Monday.
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She confessed to pinching girls in several households and riding through the night on sticks with Good and Osborne, and even described the existence of a malevolent coven of witches in Boston.
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Smith was tested twice, in part by pinching him; he heaved, coughed and gasped after the first test, and his right arm and hand moved after the second test, according to AL.com.
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There's no time like the present to break bad financial habits, but we're not talking about giving up your store-bought coffee, abandoning your avocado toast, or penny pinching in other ways.
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For some people, just imagining the pinching, aching, piercing abdominal pangs that come with their period is enough to make them want to assume the fetal position and sleep until it's over.
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When you're talking about pinching pennies, it seems best to just avoid CVS, Walgreens, Rite-Aid, and Target altogether — unless you're a glutton for punishment, or plan to take up coupon-cutting.
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" He continues, "I just remember trying to stop myself laughing I was pinching my hands trying to hurt myself so I would stop laughing and I just couldn't physically stop myself laughing.
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While many Leicester supporters are still pinching themselves at their champion status, those that I meet on parade day are hugely forthcoming about what it means to the fanbase and the city.
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But many people outside the kink world enjoy various forms of nipple play, whether it's licking, pinching, or even biting the sensitive area (and that includes men and non-binary people, too).
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With some of the tougher subject matter, like the chorus of "Everybody Works," where she's penny pinching to survive living off of her work, she comes out with her vocal range swinging.
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The media mogul opened up about her penny-pinching habits on the OWN network, and said that she saves pantyhose with runs in them so they can be repurposed into DIY Spanx.
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Now, Sargent's name will stand alongside other legendary designers such as Hardy Amies, Henry Poole, and Ozwald Boateng — and Sargent told the Evening Standard that she was "pinching herself" at the prospect.
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The Reggie Jackson-Drummond roll is sterilized by Morris—who played with Johnson last year and saw his decrepit shot up close on a daily basis—pinching in from the weakside corner.
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She said that when she worked as a waitress in New Orleans, male customers seemed to think that they could get away with pinching her behind if they left a good tip.
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The organizations have spent more than $25 million on commercials that feature plain-spoken farmers and penny-pinching moms urging support of ballot measures that would prohibit municipalities from taxing food sales.
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As bread lines formed in cities and one in four adults were out of work, we constructed Hoover Dam, pinching the Colorado River, and Grand Coulee Dam, backing up the mighty Columbia.
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Another image has sparked an online debate about the uses of the "pinching hand symbol" -- with many observers believing it will be used to reference a very small particular male body part.
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Even though they come up so high on the foot, they're so soft that there's no pinching or digging, even when you've got your feet curled up under you on the couch.
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"There are no humans on Mars," NASA spokesman Guy Webster told the Daily Beast on Thursday, presumably releasing an exhausted sigh while pinching the bridge of his nose between thumb and forefinger.
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"I thought it might bring a little shame to them, to stop pinching my hose like that, but it was also a bit of a joke, too, I suppose," she told the newspaper.
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READ: Facebook has not stopped dark ads undermining Ireland's abortion referendum "It's been phenomenal, all of the admins have been pinching ourselves," Cíara Ní Mhaoilmuid, an administrator on the page, told VICE News.
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Responses to pinching and scrolling are fairly speedy, and the icons at the top of the screen (energy use, phone, web browser, etc) auto-hide if you don't touch them for a while.
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And yet Lila Grace, now 21 months, was curled up with her head tucked in my shoulder, fingers pinching my skin, as she struggled with that painful barking cough that comes with croup.
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The second is called the "pincher," and it involves placing your thumb on the bottom of the shaft while the index finger goes on top and moving the fingers in a pinching motion.
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As you're pinching the tip of the condom and creating a little reservoir, place it on the head of the penis, dildo, or whatever phallic object that's about to be used for penetration.
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I'd stare at my naked body in the mirror and sob, clenching handfuls of my thighs in hopes I could somehow force it from my body, pinching so hard I'd leave bruises behind.
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Like my NEX-5N, Canon's M5 has a touchscreen that lets me tap to set the desired focus point, but it also adds familiar smartphone gestures like pinching and double-tapping to zoom.
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Yes, of course, short- and long-term Treasury yields have climbed to multiyear highs, with the 10-year note hitting 3 percent, raising the cost of borrowing and pinching liquidity around the edges.
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While there's a level of anxiety over in the US and Europe over robots pinching people's jobs, Furutani remained largely optimistic of the role that robots would play in Japan in the future.
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"Through public neglect and legislative penny-pinching, state after state has allowed its institutions for the care and cure of the mentally sick to degenerate into little more than concentration camps," Maisel wrote.
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Still, many Boston fans do not want to hear about financial considerations, and they have already begun criticizing the ownership team of John Henry and Tom Werner for their pivot to penny-pinching.
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A close second is Stanley Tucci's penny-pinching, masseuse-groping, grudge-holding studio head Jack Warner, the ultimate expression of the old studio system's ugly power and privilege, even in its dying throes.
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For example, the phone might look for a particular sequence of fingers, the level of force, a gesture (pinching or swiping), or a certain cadence of taps to the screen, the filing says.
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Even taking the pinching effect into account, he estimates that at most 2 percent of the total amount of dark matter can lie in a dark disk, while the rest must form a halo.
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You then take a photo of your space and move, scale and rotate the product in question using directional arrows and other controls, or by pinching and dragging the object across the phone's touchscreen.
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On the day when we arrived at this Mars-like red clay quarry outside Barcelona to shoot the band shots, we had to keep pinching ourselves to bring us back to earth a bit.
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According to the arrest report, nurses at Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center allegedly witnessed Sochalski lying on top of the victim before his death, and one nurse saw her allegedly pinching her husband's nose.
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The campaign has just half that amount scheduled, and late this week shifted ad money around rather than increasing its overall investment, suggesting a bit of penny-pinching even as the clock winds down.
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Summoned before a parliamentary committee on defence, India's service chiefs revealed not only dire shortfalls in equipment and investment, but mounting frustration with a pettifogging civilian defence bureaucracy and the government's penny-pinching ways.
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WATFORD, England (Reuters) - Opportunity knocked when Matt Fitzpatrick secured a maiden win at the British Masters 12 months ago and he is still pinching himself at the way golfing doors have opened since then.
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The demo Leap Motion is showing off now is called Blocks, a featureless landscape where you can conjure cubes (as well as rectangular boxes and dodecahedrons) out of thin air by pinching and pulling.
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Then [we brought] all our Taylors in, and when we saw Monique Coleman for that role, I was pinching myself because it was so obvious that she was a great match for the character.
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"Opening the#vsfashionshow for the first time was a dream come true opening twice in a row was just NUTS, still pinching myself," the model captioned a throwback photo of herself on the catwalk.
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Business owners who pinch pennies over issues like these are truly pinching pennies, he said, as the cost of using the pasta straws over traditional plastic straws is negligible, a fraction of a penny.
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Granted, penny-pinching food shoppers are not likely to do the bulk of their buying at Whole Foods, which hasn't been able to shake the nickname "Whole Paycheck," because of its pricey organic goods.
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But now its expansion into Facebook's top developed world markets makes it a tool for penny-pinching users like teenagers who want to avoid burning away their pricey megabytes but still stay in touch.
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Now you can tap the cursor to pick it up and drag it exactly where you want, triple-tap to select sentences, quadruple-tap to select paragraphs, and paste text by pinching three fingers.
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If Tsirelson's prediction is true, and the two models really are equivalent, the floor and the ceiling should keep pinching closer together, narrowing in on a single value for the approximate maximum-winning percentage.
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St. Patrick's Day, celebrated every year on March 17, has become synonymous with shamrocks, the color green, pinching, (if perchance you've forgotten to wear the color green), and plenty of guilt-free alcohol imbibing.
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I took a deep breath and scooped down through the water, every six feet or so pinching my nose and blowing out to pop my ears — a tip I got from Mike, the retired scientist.
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The composers (or users or visitors or whatever you want to call the participants) would enter Screen Henge wearing HoloLens headsets and interact with the space by pinching the air in front of their faces.
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You can get to the map by pinching on the photo-taking screen with two fingers or by loading it up on the web: You don't even need a Snapchat account to take a peek.
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" If you have fibrocystic breasts, they may feel like redditor historically_clio's: "They're soft to the touch and initial squeeze, but if you start pinching or prodding, it feels like straight-up gristle under the skin.
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Instead of just tapping, swiping and pinching, 3D Touch takes advantage of the new hardware's pressure-sensitive screen to allow users to hard-press on items to preview content and then optionally act on it.
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He had previously been charged with grabbing a woman's breast at a rooftop bar near Times Square in June and pinching the buttocks of a woman who served him at a nightclub in October 2018.
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Getting them to play Trip Metal (achieved because Wolf Eyes played with Anthony Braxton, who has the same agent as AEC) is a coup that even the founders seemed to be pinching themselves to believe.
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You can create this extra room by pinching the top of the condom with your thumb and pointer finger as you roll it down the shaft of the penis or dildo with your other hand.
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If traders keep getting stiffed on contracts of that kind, they warn they will become more stringent about new deals, pinching a key source of credit for farmers in the world's second-largest soy producer.
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PARIS (Reuters) - When Tony Finau joined his American team mates for dinner at the Versailles Palace this week he could have been excused for pinching himself to make sure it was not just a dream.
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" From then on, Shea Butter Baby is as intimate as girl talk, with Lennox journeying through the milestones of adulthood, celebrating the freedom of walking around naked on "New Apartment" and penny-pinching on "Broke.
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"Latest PMI data show no sign of recovery in South Korea's manufacturing sector, with evidence that the struggling global trade cycle is pinching a key exporting market," Joe Hayes, an economist at IHS Markit, said.
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Hester, a blogger at Our Next Life and the author of "Work Optional: Retire Early the Non-Penny-Pinching Way," told Business Insider they think about money a lot less than they did while saving.
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Screenshot: MicrosoftThe HoloLens 2 is construced out of a mix of plastic and carbon fiber, so that what little weight there is sitting on your head, rests evenly without pinching or pushing on pressure points.
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It's also a bonus for readers who need large type and people who use their readers for PDFs, which can be a ginormous pain on a smaller screen with all of the pinching and scrolling.
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The British government imposes one of the world's highest taxes on long-haul air travelers, a toll pinching millions of United States-bound passengers who pay at least 78 British pounds, or about $102, each.
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Patricia grew up on a farm during the Great Depression, and raised her own family by pinching pennies when it came to food in order to provide privileges like ballet classes and a college education.
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LOS ANGELES — "I hate Apu," the actor Kal Penn says in a new documentary about the penny-pinching, Squishee-slinging, thickly accented convenience store owner on one of the most celebrated TV shows in history.
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Mr. Gooding was previously charged with grabbing a woman's breast at a rooftop bar near Times Square in June and pinching the buttocks of a woman who served him at a nightclub in October 2018.
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Tanja Hester wrote in her book, "Work Optional: Retire Early the Non-Penny-Pinching Way," that reducing your housing expenses could free up hundreds of dollars a month, which could then be funneled into investments.
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Once you provide the input by pinching your air, you see the Bloom, and it develops a life of its own, transforming and changing thanks to systems that came from the minds of Eno and Chilvers.
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When buyers complain about corner-cutting in the construction of a Trump-branded apartment complex ("value engineering", he calls such penny-pinching in "The Art of the Deal"), they harm the value of their own asset.
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Etiquette expert Myka Meier told People the proper way to hold a teacup involves pinching the top of the handle with your thumb and forefinger, and resting the bottom of the handle on your middle finger.
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For the first dress, she made the ribbing by laying out strips of iridescent, pearl-coated, laser-cut fabric and manipulating it — by pushing, pulling, and pinching it by hand — to create its waves and valleys.
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FOR social scientists the apparent epidemic of propositioning, pinching, groping and flashing that is gripping America brings a rare opportunity to observe a new norm, around how men behave towards women, being created in real time.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Actor Cuba Gooding Jr. pleaded not guilty on Tuesday to pinching a woman's buttocks in a nightclub last October, four months after he was charged with groping a woman in a separate incident.
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But real optical zoom comes at the cost of speed; zooming in and out with the volume buttons is always going to be slower than pinching part of your screen and cropping in with digital zoom.
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LONDON, Nov 23 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - From joking about a colleague's sex life to casual butt-pinching, businesses are rife with sexual harassment and pressure to eliminate it is mounting - but which behaviours cross the line?
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WINNIPEG/CHICAGO (Reuters) - North America's wettest harvest in about five years is hiking farmers' costs as they dry crops to avoid spoilage and forcing them to take price discounts that are pinching incomes already under stress.
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The government is in the third year of a regulatory crackdown on riskier lending practices, which has slowly pushed up borrowing costs and is pinching off alternative, murkier funding sources for companies such as shadow banking.
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How he fits: The Redskins may all be in a room pinching themselves right now because there is no way Haskins, the top thrower in this year's draft, should have fallen to Washington at No. 15.
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The result is a country whose philosophy has changed from unbridled optimism to defeated penny-pinching — unless, of course, the vast public outlays are directed to big businesses and billion-dollar sports stadiums owned by billionaires.
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When I studied abroad in Europe, I tipped when I didn't have to, until I was told off for doing so, all while I was pinching pennies just to survive the whole time I was there.
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"I wake up every day pinching myself that they'd allow this punk rock kid from Missouri to help create this wonderful universe, and to not only allow but encourage creative freedom while doing so," he wrote.
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With Clemson's defense pinching in, Henry got to top speed and ran past strong safety Jayron Kearse and into the end zone for a 7-0 lead with 7:55 to go in the first quarter.
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The carbs that accumulate in cells without the enzyme disrupt the body's normal functioning; Madeux has had 26 operations, for ear, eye, and gallbladder problems, for bones pinching his spinal column, and for hernias and bunions.
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He also said the state's method for testing whether an inmate was unconscious, by pinching him on the arm, is unreliable because prison staff members were never trained in how to use the proper amount of force.
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So before you drive yourself crazy pinching pennies to hit the trendiest new seasonal pop-up tasting menu, click through our MUNCHIES Guide to New York and see what our "On A Budget" filter has for you.
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Check in by pinching them or giving them a light shake, and saying their name to try to wake them up, suggests Michael C. Eberhard, M.Ed., program coordinator at, WITH US, the national network for peer accountability.
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Antropova says that the cat is gradually getting tired of the tiny monkey "biting and pinching" her, though, and that Fyodor is eventually going to head back to the zoo to hang with the other squirrel monkeys.
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"If little things like covering the eyes, pinching the nose, or [hugs] I can still accept...but if it is towards harassment or [if it is too] sexual, I feel that is too far," she told mStar.
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The money will be used to reduce debt, a spokesman for the Federal Finance Administration said, dismissing grumbling from some politicians that larger-than-expected surpluses had become a habit for penny-pinching Finance Minister Ueli Maurer.
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Even if I never use the BlackBerry Hub, I can appreciate the company's gradual improvements — which in the latest version include a pinching gesture that instantly filters messages by either unread status, flags, or markers of importance.
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Never ones to veer away from extravagance (what with vampire facials, big ol' diamonds, and a lot of Balmain), Kim Kardashian and Kanye West weren't pinching pennies when they jetted off to the Bahamas last weekend. E!
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It's supposed to help shape your nose and give you the nose bridge that you've always wanted, but the clip only succeeds in firmly pinching your nose and making it almost impossible to breathe. Help. Cant. Breathe.
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By twisting, folding and pinching the hollow tubes, D'Arrigo knowingly occupies a territory first opened up by George E. Ohr, "The Mad Potter of Biloxi," who has also been an inspiration for Ken Price and Kathy Butterly.
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"Golem," a visually dazzling, mind-pinching production from the British company 1927, slyly poses these questions, through a fable that feels both contemporary and ageless, combining live performance and music with sophisticated stop-motion and traditional animation.
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And the Brooklyn campaign headquarters — which would end up outspending Trump's campaign by nearly 2 to 1 — frustrated coordinators in battleground states like Colorado by penny-pinching and cutting back on television, direct mail and digital advertising.
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It's partly a backlash against the one-size-fits-all mind-set, not to mention the corporate penny-pinching, embodied in the move toward pure open floor plans that packed more workers into less and less space.
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But there is indeed wiggle room for a thin dark disk yet, due both to its pinching effect and to additional uncertainty caused by a net drift in the Milky Way stars that have been monitored thus far.
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The 1925 Colonial home was used for exterior shots in the 1991 film – starring Steve Martin as doting but penny-pinching dad George Banks, with Diane Keaton as his flustered wife Nina – as well as the 1995 sequel.
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"He had a taste of [peace], then this goddamned Negan guy showed up … I hate Negan," Lincoln whines, pinching the bridge of his nose and closing his eyes as if he feels real pain just thinking about it.
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Every single day I'm pinching myself…because I had no idea that any dream that I ever thought of could actually be a reality and I feel so lucky and so blessed to be where I am today.
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Video: YouTube, Jeffrey Grubb Although the company has previously demonstrated HoloLens interface gestures (pinching in mid-air, swiveling your head, etc.), these videos offer a more detailed look at how content creation can be facilitated using the device.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - A pigeon has been pinching poppies from the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Australia's national war memorial in Canberra and using them to build a colorful nest in the lead-up to Remembrance Day commemorations.
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A man who "tried to halt a sneeze by pinching the nose and holding his mouth closed" ended up with a hole in his throat, according to the authors of a January paper published in BMJ Case reports.
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Mr. Rodriguez, the elder in Mr. Hernandez's charismatic Catholic prayer group, said he cajoled Mr. Hernandez, who was around 18, into talking at the retreat in 1979 by pinching him and sticking out his leg to trip him.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Exports by German engineering firms hit a record level last year, with the United States overtaking China as their main destination, but sluggish sales in recent months suggest a global slowdown is pinching Europe's biggest economy.
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And not in a platitudinous, quick-handshake-while-pinching-your-nose way, but a serious integration — the rhythmic and attitudinal choices that have long been central to hip-hop are becoming essential to artists far outside the genre.
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This 1668 play about a penny-pinching father, Harpagon, and his scheming children is a revered classic in France, and the translator Justin Fleming here attempts to find an English substitute for the formidable rhythm of Molière's dialogue.
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We can no longer say we are fearful of pain or discomfort – that issue has been resolved with the new SmartCurve system which features a curved compression surface that mirrors the shape of a woman's breast to reduce pinching.
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"The pinching force of the largest coconut crab is almost equal to the bite force of adult lions," said marine biologist Shin-ichiro Oka of Japan's Okinawa Churashima Foundation, who led the research published in the journal PLOS ONE.
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In the build-up to the 14 February, people have taken to pranking the British supermarket chain in the most gloriously immature way possible — by pinching their "Ideal for Valentine's" signs and moving them into slightly more awkward positions.
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After you tap a picture to use with the contact, you can move and scale the image by pinching, zooming and dragging your fingers on the screen so the subject's face is prominently displayed within the profile photo area.
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The character's carnal wants, by all accounts prodigious, are reduced to the pinching of a waiter's backside, plus the laughable glance that Freddie receives from a bearded American truck driver at a gas station as he enters the bathroom.
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In the 30-second advert, a serene outdoor wedding is interrupted when the groom's mother rushes to the podium, checking out the bride's eyes, before pinching her nose and ears, and pulling open her mouth to check on teeth.
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Stern: So, one of my favorite is when it's the holidays, right, and you have that aunt or uncle that's just like, "Yeah, I'm just trying to lose it, like, right here," and they start pinching the lower abdomen.
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Poor customer service has convinced me to avoid Spirit in the futureI have never experienced with another airline anything close to the degree of incompetence, carelessness, and penny-pinching Spirit has demonstrated across my three flights with the airline.
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At a penny-pinching $50, the 7-inch e-reader tablet Nook thing came loaded with features: two cameras, built in wi-fi, a 7-hour battery life, and the same ADUPS spyware that infected thousands of Blu phones last month.
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Stories of groping, pinching "There were periods where I was so sexually harassed ... in the street, I felt sometimes that it was difficult to go out onto the street," said Knesset member Ksenia Svetlova of the center-left Zionist Union party.
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Read: American St. Patrick's Day Is a Violent, Drunken Disaster It's St. Paddy's Day, which means that rivers are being dyed green and children are pinching one another and drunk teens are vomiting into thermoses on train cars before lunchtime.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Mutual fund managers are shifting their portfolios from Mexican exporters and manufacturers into companies that focus on penny-pinching consumers as fears over President Donald Trump's trade and immigration policies threaten to disrupt relations between the two countries.
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Air-tapping your index finger in front of you, in a REDRUM-like gesture, lets you select things; while holding your palm upwards and pinching your fingers together, then letting them go, will bring you back to the Start menu.
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Fold the dumpling into a half moon, pinching it shut with your thumbs and index fingers, then press the center of the dumpling while pulling on the corners to push out any air bubbles and shape it into a curved crescent.
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The brand's Babaton Cohen pant, made from an ultra-soft Japanese satin back crepe, hangs perfectly and feels smooth and soft against your skin — so there'll be no pinching or fidgeting when you're sitting at a desk all day long.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Actor Cuba Gooding Jr pleaded not guilty on Thursday to new charges of sexual misconduct involving a third woman, less than a month after pleading not guilty to accusations of groping one woman's breasts and pinching another's buttocks.
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For too long, women have been told that certain types of sexual harassment aren't that bad or that they should just ignore or laugh off butt pinching or thigh grabbing at work, as if their bodies were not their own.
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"You don't know how long you're going to play, you've got to save every dollar even though you are making a good salary," Redskins quarterback Kirk Cousins told the Wall Street Journal for an article about the penny-pinching pigskin players.
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If HUSBAND enters the domicile and sees or hears one or more children yelling, fighting, whining, grabbing, pinching or demanding parental intervention by stretching the word "Mom" into two interminable syllables, he is prohibited from telling WIFE about his day.
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Gauff describes the draw as "a dream" and she might well wake up on Monday morning pinching herself, as this time last week she had no idea she would receive a wildcard into the qualifying tournament and was preoccupied with schoolwork.
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"President Trump offered little more than window dressing to combat the rising cost of drugs — a problem that is pinching the pocketbook of far too many Americans," Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, said after the speech.
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She's a woman of nearly 90 with a preternatural grip for hugs and pinching cheeks but, in this, she was gentle: letting each bite soak into her orange Crush, allowing it to achieve full saturation before popping it in her mouth.
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Fortunately, by keeping my frugal bearings and getting creative — exploring free galleries, happy hours, local art and music, even a bit of lawn bowling — I discovered ways to play the part of a millionaire while maintaining my penny-pinching ways.
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Thought bubble: Walmart's effort to seek out and favor high-quality providers, even when it comes at a near-term cost, is a stark contrast to the penny-pinching and cost-shifting that define so much of the employer market.
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Ending free food on short-haul routes, ancient video screens, evasive call centres, cramming in more seats, charging for bags and seat allocation on shorter routes and other money-saving measures looked like penny-pinching and have hurt its upmarket image.
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A few years later, in a hotel near the Ravinia Festival, Mr. Lestock said that Mr. Levine caused him physical pain, telling him that he should "expand" his "range of emotions" and pinching him — repeatedly and hard — on his legs.
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Video: Brad Lynch/YouTube/Universe Sandbox/Giant Army "But the feature that got the most praise was the ability to dynamically set the scale of the scene using both controllers, like you're pinching to zoom on a tablet or phone," he said.
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At the head of the pack are the Los Angeles Dodgers, who hired GM Andrew Friedman away from the penny-pinching Rays in October of 268, and then gave him a quarter of a billion dollars to build the team of his dreams.
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I could touch even the tiniest button on the MacBook Air screen to click it, use one finger to scroll through a webpage or move around on a map, and a pinching gesture lets you zoom in and out on maps and photos.
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I think a lot of it comes down to how we were raised: My parents were more lax in spending, although they taught me how to save money, too, but his were very, very frugal, so he takes penny-pinching to an extreme.
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Some were obvious, like how easy it was to hold and stabilize my phone; by pinching the extended gripper between my fore and middle fingers, I cast a visage not nearly as elegant as Betty Draper holding her menthols, but certainly less fatal.
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But first, a brief recap: A BMJ case report published Monday details an unusual medical case in which a British man suffered a "rare spontaneous perforation of the pyriform sinus" after pinching his nose and closing his mouth to suppress a sneeze.
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Pinching to zoom or rotate an image, scrolling with two fingers, tapping a link quickly with the pad of my index finger, all of this quickly became second nature, as the Studio recreates the feeling of manipulating flat paper on a desk.
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Cause for concern: How right-handed pitching prospects Brent Honeywell and Jose De Leon return from each undergoing Tommy John surgeries last spring is key to the future of the penny-pinching Rays, who open the season with the lowest payroll in baseball.
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While Plummer's portrayal of Getty as an imperious, penny-pinching plutocrat has a timely aspect in this age of income disparity, those very qualities border on caricature, as the movie's sympathies reside with Getty's daughter-in-law Gail, played by Michelle Williams.
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According to The Canberra Times, a poppy-pinching pigeon was caught pilfering the red-colored poppies from the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the Australian War Memorial in the capital of Canberra and repurposing them to build a very bright nest.
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Image: Alexander Gruzdev, Wrangel Island State Nature Reserve"You had to live it to believe it, even now there are people pinching themselves to make sure it really happened," Rodney Russ, Expedition Leader, Owner and Founder of Heritage Expeditions writes in his blog.
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Creative CutoutsUsually, a "cutout one-piece" inspires fear in anyone who actually likes wearing a one-piece, because monokinis tend to look like a bikini held together with random strings (that only seem to be there for the purpose of pinching and puckering).
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But I can't help feel that I and many of my aged friends who have scrimped to save part of our modest incomes — taking inexpensive vacations, eating "early-bird specials" at restaurants, and, generally, pinching our pennies — are being penalized for our prudence.
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But he is the steward of an uncertain future, in a marketplace that rewards a handful of gigantic digital platforms while pinching the rest, and he can only pay a skeleton staff to revive a company whittled into a decimated relic of itself.
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And, check out these 4/33 promotions for those penny-pinching potheads: The Leaf El Paseo dispensary in Palm Desert is giving customers 30% off all Flow Kana products and selling $110 ounces of hybrid strains Gelato and Scooby Doo Dog Walker.
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In an untitled photomontage from 1935, a disembodied pair of female legs floats above the Seine, a man's hand pinching their pointed toes; another work depicts the head of a violet-haired beauty planted on a metal stake in the middle of a beach.
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Other emojis includes a "pinching hand" sign, a sloth, falafel, a cane and a one-piece bathing suit — which, as the New York Times points out, is being included as a "less sexualized" version of the two-piece polka dot bikini that is available now.
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Considering living expenses (rent, electricity, food, etc.) in New York added up to about $2,000 a month and I was earning about $2,200 after taxes, a significant portion of my day-to-day consisted of pinching pennies, living paycheck-to-paycheck, and stressing about money.
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Of course, penny-pinching and staff shortages are found at state-run lockups, too (especially in places like Louisiana), but there is another consideration when a profit-seeking middleman gets involved: What happens when setting a prisoner free is detrimental to a company's bottom line?
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Six weeks pregnant (she refers to the fetus as a "nebula," an indistinct cloud of stars and matter), she has started, "in a small and violent impulse I still don't understand," pinching her husband's nose while he sleeps, which somehow neither suffocates nor wakes him.
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Mr. Gooding, 51, was accused in an indictment unsealed on Tuesday of pinching a woman's bottom at a Manhattan nightclub in 2018; he had previously been charged with groping a different woman at a rooftop bar near Times Square in June of this year.
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The only healthy regular starter this season for the Mets has been deGrom, who missed the final weeks of the 2016 season to have surgery to remove scar tissue that was pinching the ulnar nerve in his right elbow and to reposition the nerve.
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Researchers typically estimate the total visible mass of the Milky Way by extrapolating outward from the midplane density; if there's a pinching effect, then this extrapolation leads to an overestimation of the visible mass, making it seem as if the mass matches up to the stars' motions.
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"I'm actually pretty surprised how quickly my stomach went down, but I've definitely got a lot of stuff going on here and here," Rossi said in videos posted to her Instagram Story, pinching the "loose skin" underneath the black sports bra she wore in the clips.
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Some of them are still telling the Chinese that U.S. trade deficits and rising foreign debt are pre-ordained, because even in good years American spendthrifts save barely 6% of their after-tax income, while the penny-pinching Chinese squirrel away half of what they earn.
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With healthcare expenditures approaching 20 percent of the gross domestic product, how can we justify penny pinching at the NIH on the one hand — the budget for which amounts to less than 1 percent of the federal budget — and complain about drug costs on the other?
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But Darius Lakdawalla, a professor studying health care economics and risk at the University of Southern California, argues in a 2015 editorial for the New York Times that any changes that wind up cutting drug prices would kill innovation — a risk that outweighs any penny-pinching benefit.
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With them, you can dangle your hand in front or above the phone and open apps by sliding your hand left or right, capture screenshots by pinching your fingers together, adjust the volume of music or movies by twisting your hand left and right, and more.
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But from the striking opening — in which Lisa is drifting around her father's house when he is dying of cancer, snubbed by everyone and pinching trifles from different rooms to appease her sense of exclusion — it is clear that this is a work of uncanny intimacy.
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Each day she watched through the sighthole in her door as he shuffled over to her stack of mail on the entryway table to paw piece by piece through her bills and catalogues, his blunt fingers pinching and creasing the flimsy photos of stylish outdoor furniture.
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For all the sucking it does, the device treads surprisingly light: Because liquid is being deposited with every swipe of the smooth, plastic-tipped wand, clients never feel the scraping and skin-pulling that comes with diamond-tipped dermabrasion, the poking of microneedling, or the pinching of manual extractions.
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The focus of sex, for both me and whoever happens to be my partner during any given life era, rarely centers around the pleasure potential of my nipples; though rubbing, licking, and pinching is often involved, such engagement has usually been in passing on the way to … something else.
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Back as a struggling artist, Allen says, he worked two jobs at a time for several months just to afford to take Aadyn to the Florida park each year, further pinching pennies by driving rather than flying to Orlando and booking less-expensive quarters off the Disney property.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - While previous bouts of strength in the yen have pushed Japanese manufacturers to shift production overseas, exporters are coping with the recent currency stresses by penny-pinching - turning off lights and cramming elevators in the hope that nothing more drastic will be needed before the tide turns.
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Business The drive for cost cuts and higher margins at U.S. trucking and railroad operators is pinching their biggest customers, forcing the likes of General Mills and Hormel Foods to spend more on deliveries and consider raising their own prices as a way to pass along the costs.
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The drive for cost cuts and higher margins at U.S. trucking and railroad operators is pinching their biggest customers, forcing the likes of General Mills Inc and Hormel Foods Corp to spend more on deliveries and consider raising their own prices as a way to pass along the costs.
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It would not be surprising, though, if next year the main source of turbulence and anxiety turns toward "late-cycle eruptions," such as rising labor costs pinching profit margins in certain sectors and bouts of agita about the Fed being "behind the curve" and needing to tighten faster.
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Were my brother rightly horrified by Trump's consistent degradation of women — not to mention African-Americans, Latinos, homosexuals, Muslims, but that's not what this argument is about — and pinching his nose to vote because of some fervent belief in Trump's economic or foreign policy, I shouldn't be so outraged.
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Well, if I'd had the nerve, I would have requested this: A fiery Lake that sets the Brain in Flame, burns up the Entrails, and scorches every Part within; and at the same time a Lethe of Oblivion, in which the Wretch immers'd drowns his most pinching Cares.
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The trackpad is now ridiculously huge (though not as huge as the trackpad on the new 2200-inch MacBook Pro), which is useful when I'm swiping through websites or pinching and zooming on a photo to figure out whether what kind of tablet Hillary was watching the World Series on.
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Polyester-or cotton-filled pillows take one to two hours to dry; down requires two hours or more (check for moistness or clumps by pinching several spots on the pillow.) Computers: As needed Computer keyboards harbor five times the bacteria found on the typical toilet seat, according to one study.
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There's Group Planning, there's a social-esque "follow" button for local businesses, you can share your ETA, there's a redesigned "Explore" section, and there's almost no way to get the damn thing to show you a cross street near your destination without three full minutes of desperate pinching and zooming and re-zooming.
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The surgeon spent much of the appointment drawing lines all over my chest that didn't even seem to be relatively straight or symmetrical; worse, he didn't listen to or respect the fact that I said — at least twice — that the way he was pinching and pulling my nipples made me physically uncomfortable.
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While Maricopa County undoubtedly represents an extreme example of the effect that pinching pennies can have on voting, the problems there highlight the broader forces shaping voting policy in the United States, as cash-strapped jurisdictions across the country reduce personnel and shutter polling places in the name of saving the taxpayers' money.
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Richard Jablonski, 63, a friend of Ms. Via Cava's who knew her for decades before she died, said that her achievement was the result of a lifetime of penny-pinching: She wouldn't buy the hearing aids she needed, seemed to have few outfits and stopped going on vacations after her husband died.
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She's signed on for the full catastrophe, the calling in of loans he can't pay, the angry unpaid workers beating on the door at dawn, the disappearance of the furniture, the penny-pinching at the market, mutton stew for dinner again, then nothing but porridge, the midnight flight from creditors and the law.
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Sixteen small canvases in the back, ranging in color from utility gray to celestial blue to shiny black, were made by carefully slicing the surface off a drying painting and pinching it, folding it, or, most effectively, setting it out in the rain to record each passing drop with a vivid little crater.
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Now, Rashida Jones is taking up the mantle with an animated anti-harassment PSA she directed (and narrated by Donald Glover) for Time's Up. "There's been a lot of discussion about whether that's even fair to link someone pinching an ass or something off-color at work to an actual assault," Jones told BuzzFeed.
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A nice dinner on his tab may not seem like a lot, but in actuality, an 'escape' from the money-pinching meal hacks one night a week helps me reset mentally to feel rejuvenated and not feel defeated or have FOMO all the time, but it isn't something I could afford to do for myself.
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Although I liked the social nature of my work and eating free desserts on my break, I was acutely aware of how the money I earned was tied to my ability to ignore or laugh at daily sexual harassment, like a man pinching my butt, as the customer did in the viral video of Holden.
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Stuck in traffic on Route 160 through Newark, Ohio, on her way to work last month, Cynthia Ravitsky was listening to a discussion about women and heart attacks on NPR's Here and Now show, when she suddenly felt a strange pinching sensation in her chest, followed by tingling and numbness in her right arm.
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Along with the French professor, they included a man from Bronxdale who said he had come four times in three days searching for a bulb that looked vintage but was LED, a woman cradling a light fixture in her arms, and a man pinching a burned-out bulb the size of a cherry tomato.
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In a world where people use emojis to represent everything from weddings to poop, the announcement naturally led to much discussion, with an image of a drop of blood becoming a new way to talk about menstruation and a pinching symbol leading to jokes about a certain male body part being very, very small.
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Lodging: $103 a night assuming you share with a friend (cleaning and service fees are extra)Activities: $210 a day for bike rentalsFood: $210 a day for groceries and happy hours When it comes to cheap trips, camping is hard to beat, but when you're pinching pennies, even a $2108 camping fee can bust the bank.
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Of course, to optimize this wardrobe staple for every possible outfit, the fit and functionality of your white button-down has got to be spot-on, so we've scoured the internet for some of the coolest styles and hard-to-find fits so that you can look extra put-together without pinching, gapping, or exposing too much (or too little) skin.
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Meanwhile, the genderqueer porn performer Jiz Lee is really, really enjoying themselves on my TV. And after 20 minutes of that, a few minutes of over-the-knee spanking, a few strategically placed slaps to the clothes pin that's pinching my nipple and a whole lot of "parallel play"—that is, back-to-back and side-by-side mutual masturbation—we'll be finished.
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As reported by Meredith Wadman in Science that month, eight women, including Emerson and Mellon, accused Verma of sexual assault in a variety of professional situations: pinching the buttocks of a woman who had come to interview for a faculty position; forcibly kissing a young scientist in his lab in 1992; grabbing and kissing Emerson in the Salk library in 2001.
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Over time, though, free trade and globalization and deindustrialization made that postwar system less economically viable; the decline of labor and the collapse of the New Deal coalition made it less politically necessary; and the cultural revolutions of the 1960s and 1970s made its implicit moral values (heteronormativity for workers, a kind of penny-pinching puritanism for bosses) seem less congenial and more oppressive.
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Through it, Kelly has composed a litany of outrageous, absurd, sad, and confounding photos — like a bird's-eye view of a man slamming his fist on a table amid the word "DEATH" spelled out in wooden letters, or a picture of a naked guy in a Santa hat pinching his own nipples, or a shot of a woman snipping off the head of a Barbie doll with scissors.
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Nadal will often take 20 seconds or more to deliver his first serves, owing to a ritual that includes bouncing the ball a few times, tugging at his shorts, pinching the fabric on his left shoulder, then his right shoulder, bouncing the ball, swiping at his nose, his left ear, his nose, then his right ear, tucking his hair behind his left ear, then his right ear, and bouncing the ball a few more times.
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But until women of all ages can tell their stories and be heard, until we get it all out, until there are changes in every human resources department, until Congress doesn't get to use taxpayer money to pay off women who stand up for themselves, until thoughtful men like Mr. Stephens and Mr. Damon understand all of the above, then no, we cannot and must not differentiate between rape and pinching a woman's behind.
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Where the latter product was so penny-pinching the company hadn't even paid to include in the box a user manual that contained actual words — opting, we must assume, to save on translation costs by producing a comic packed with inscrutable graphics and bizarro don't do diagrams which only served to cement the fast-cooling buyer's conviction they'd been sold a total lemon — the Roborock's box contains a well written paper manual that contains words and clearly labeled diagrams.
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In the coming days, I will get to know its offerings well: a café where cigarette-pinching families eat fried-chicken wraps smothered in sweet chili sauce; a gift shop stocked with self-published fiction invoking a future South African race war; an OK MiniMark grocery store where the women at the till implore you to understand how safe they feel in their "beautiful little town"; and a gas station where many a journalist has recorded the South African novelty of a white man filling up the cars of black families passing through.
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