J. ColeVeno - Dolce *World Premiere* BOOFBOIICYBOOFBOIICY - Pipe Up BOOFBOIICY - Robins feat. Warhol.
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Leave it Jenni "JWoww" Farley to pipe up when no one else dares.
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She should indeed pipe up, and not only in an occasional barbed tweet.
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That's why big government contractors and heavily regulated companies don't pipe up as much.
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And maybe your vegan friend will pipe up and suggest a society without animal agriculture.
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At DNA Detectives, members post a question or story, and people pipe up with suggestions.
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A true act of love was watching him turn down the volume whenever I'd pipe up.
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Then Trump Jr. decided to pipe up with this short and sweet and completely self-owning tweet.
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Within a couple of days, they began to pipe up and pour cold water on Gadoury's discovery.
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It seems very strange to me that somebody who wasn't there is so compelled to pipe up.
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Yeah, you pipe up with joy, but your partner begins to look at you different, and you know why.
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I still heard the voice in my head pipe up at times, calling me a big, fat show-off.
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From its earliest days, Google urged employees to "act like owners" and pipe up in all manner of forums.
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Soon all that their users will have to do is pipe up and ask them, using a naturally phrased voice command.
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He did pipe up, however, when Kardashian revealed that she and her fellow mom sisters have a group text about parenting issues.
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When an Uber driver is out and about picking up passengers, their phones will now pipe up occasionally and request a selfie.
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He's been quiet on Twitter ever since a January 1 tweet about Trump, but something tells me he's about to pipe up again.
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When any business appears in this highly uncoveted space, readers often pipe up with letters in the "That happened to me, too!" vein.
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Thomas does most of the talking, speaking slowly and haltingly in that classic teenage way, though Lloyd and Benallie pipe up now and then.
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Every week without fail, some viewers of Misscliks, a channel on the video game streaming platform Twitch, pipe up with sexist or misogynistic comments.
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I feel like we were given so much agency to sort of pipe up and say where music can speak and what music can do.
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New landowners will have to get on board with right-of-way agreements, which puts the eventual completion of the pipe up in the air.
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On his second try, he got set, tossed the pipe up onto the soles of his feet, and spun it around, like a helicopter rotor.
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It's been a bit like marital therapy, in which profoundly intertwined partners mostly ignore each other, then occasionally pipe up to loudly dismiss each other's perspective.
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One night, supervisor is being a complete asshole and a bunch of us pipe up to tell him to chill out and he's being a dick.
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Instead of asking about an aspect of a plot, it might pipe up with a one-liner, or propose a camera angle for the next shot.
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If I could figure out a way to pipe up with some opinions in the afternoon sessions, I might just feel good about my first meeting.
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"You take your chances that if you have a few hundred friends on social media, that at least some of them will pipe up," Gandy said.
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I'm not suggesting that she or Barack Obama descend to Trump's level, but they do have greater leeway to pipe up than they would with another president.
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James Corden isn't best known for diving into social commentary, but, after seeing a segment on fat-shaming from Bill Maher, Corden just had to pipe up.
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When merchants and shoppers make small talk about the luck of a 60-degree day in January, I pipe up that it's not luck, but climate change.
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Workership is a platform that attempts to bring structure to often freewheeling discussions online and to enable employees to pipe up without fear of repercussions (posts are anonymous).
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It is likely that Clarence Thomas, the justice most closely aligned with Mr Scalia, will pipe up during oral argument after breaking his decade-long silence on Monday.
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Maybe Kanye can even pipe up — he did launch new releases on Spotify this week so he might want to take credit for bringing Spotify to its knees.
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Andre Iguodala, who tends not to say much during the regular season, likes to pipe up in the playoffs — and that might not be much of a surprise, either.
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Which might be why, according to Marie Claire, people are even remotely considering jamming a piece of PVC pipe up their nose in the hopes of a more sculpted look.
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It works well and will be instantly familiar to anyone who owns an Echo device—Amazon's popular brand of A.I.-powered assistants that pipe up in response to vocal commands.
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Italian Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan told reporters on Sunday, however, that the critics should pipe up with a better solution if they could see one – which he himself couldn't.
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But if you're, say, the British Secretary of Defense who's talking to Parliament about conflicts in the Middle East when Siri decides to pipe up, it's a very different situation indeed.
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Now, the next time you hear someone pipe up about this precious hippo calf, you can seamlessly join the conversation and fully appreciate all the future Fiona milestones still to come.
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Her movements were quite slow, her body languid and also voluptuous — not the hard body of contemporary culture nor that of a cartoon character with a tail pipe up her anus.
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Two more videos show how both speakers can be manipulated into giving fake error messages, only to pipe up a minute later with another fake message to ask for the user's password.
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You could just pipe up and ask them politely to please avoid walking around the house sans pants, especially when your parents are over, and especially while you're having dinner with them.
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Nunes was among the first Republicans to pipe up on Day 1 of the impeachment inquiry's public hearings, held by the House Intelligence Committee, and it wasn't just his narrative ambition that mesmerized me.
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After any given remark from a user, at least one and potentially all of these component bots might pipe up with a candidate response, like rows of students eagerly raising their hands in a classroom.
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At points, listening to her speak resembles the meandering chat that someone might pipe up with in class, where if you tune out for a bit you don't know where they've ended up a minute later.
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Kelsey confronts the group about who called her "emotionally unstable," and while Tammy doesn't admit to speaking to Peter, a few of the other women pipe up about Kelsey being what they deem is too emotional.
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Maybe because she's beautiful; maybe because she's an immigrant herself; maybe because she doesn't pipe up often — but definitely because she female — it's easy to cast Melania as the undercover liberal we would prefer her to be.
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After spending recent days merely retweeting criticisms of the inquiry underway on Capitol Hill, Trump felt the need to pipe up in his own voice to brag about his hearing and call his political opponents sub-human.
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Emilia, though ostensibly dead, continues to pipe up with a word or two — a spot-on, juicy joke referencing the tendency of some of Shakespeare's characters to die in several stages, soliloquizing long past a reasonable point.
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We will never understand the forces that shake him from the periods of unconsciousness he drifts in and out of to pipe up with escalating levels of enthusiasms that eventually become so overwhelming he has to spark up a fag.
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You'll get an email delivered to your Gmail inbox to confirm that price tracking has been activated, and the Assistant will pipe up whenever it finds a lowest price that's higher or lower than the one it originally gave you.
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I'm Your Girlfriend also gives us this takeaway: When at a Whitney Cummings show, never pipe up and tell her what type of birth control you're on, unless you are prepared to hear her fully unfiltered thoughts on the method.
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SCOTT HELLER GENTLE AMBUSH Walking into SoHo Playhouse for "We Live by the Sea," a gloriously imaginative play about a girl with autism by the London company Patch of Blue, I heard a child's voice pipe up from the floor.
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Alternatives would be a less costly dinner at your home, a smaller guest list, or persuading one of your daughter's peers to pipe up at the graduation ceremony with, "Hey, does anyone want to go over to Josh's Diner and grab dinner?"
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That quip prompted one GOP senator in the room to pipe up and say the president better hope he doesn't lose reelection, a joking reference to West Virginia's status as the most unhappy state in the country, according to the Gallup-Sharecare Well-Being Index.
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That's why, for instance, it uses facial recognition technology to automate content identification — meaning there's almost no opportunity for individual conscience to kick in and pipe up to quietly suggest that publicly tagging others in a piece of content isn't actually the right thing to do.
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The fate of the world rests on Tony Stark's shoulders, the cast of characters suddenly becomes a supporting one, and Captain America, the moral compass for freedom and compassion and the difference between right and wrong, doesn't even have the chance to pipe up about what might have been right choice.
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The group made their way to northern New Jersey after graduation, and became immersed in a close-knit music community that had produced bands like Ducktails and Real Estate—after crashing in Hall's childhood bedroom for a summer, Plunkett found the confidence to pipe up on her own once again.
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Amazon's Echo is set to get push notifications, according to The Information, which would allow it to give you a heads up about activity from its connected services, so it could, for example, tell you when your connected doorbell rings or pipe up and tell you when a loved one's flight has landed.
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The cannabis culture, stoner culture, is kind of offensive to those of us who have held a pipe up to a shaking Parkinson's patient, and seen how [with] one hit out of the pipe, his shakes can go away, and he can actually get up and make tea and act like a normal person.
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" (As in: Marc Antony only said he came to bury Caesar: he actually praised him unreservedly.) There is certainly justification in criticizing the excesses of the gushing testimonials, though at this point liberal critics of Greenwald might expect him to pipe up at a eulogy for Santa Claus, charging: "Who was this guy to decide which kids were naughty and which were nice?
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When Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, said she wanted a "clean DACA bill," Mr. Trump quickly agreed, only to have Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, the majority leader, pipe up to explain that meant accepting a stand-alone bill to legalize a group of undocumented immigrants brought to the United States as children, without any security measures or other conditions the president had cited as priorities.
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It's hard to pinpoint the exact moment that Lawrence won her Oscar, but for our money, it's the moment when Robert De Niro, one of the greatest actors of the last 100 years and a cinematic force the likes of which we've never seen, begins to pipe up about Lawrence being a bad influence on his son and costing his beloved Philadelphia sports teams "bad juju," and Lawrence shuts him down, kicks him into the floor, and then slugs a Budweiser in triumph.
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Burns made his screen debut as Tyler on 6 February 2015. Burns' partner, Emma Lane, portrayed Courtney Grixti from 2015 to 2018, a recurring character in the series. The two characters were romantically linked during the series' 32nd season. Complementing his role in Neighbours, Burns has appeared as Tyler in three spin–offs of the series; Summer Stories, Pipe Up, and Neighbours vs Time Travel.
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PVDF piping is used most in the chemical process industry due to its ability to plumb aggressive, corrosive solutions. PVDF pipe also sees common use in high purity applications, semi-conductor fabrication, electronics / electricity, pharmaceutical developments, and nuclear waste processing. PVDF piping specifications and performance characteristics approve PVDF pipe up to under pressurized system conditions. The pipe does not support fungus growth according to military test standard method 508, 81-0B.
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Tichenor was the timekeeper for every Southern Conference basketball tournament from 1921 to 1932. Ralph McGill relates how Tichenor used a pistol to end games: > In all the clamor about the place it is impossible to pipe up on a whistle > or horn to end the game. So they ended with a pistol shot. In the first > tournament held Tick Tichnor (sic) was timing a game in which Georgia was > playing.
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In August 2016, a new weekly web series titled Pipe Up began. The series features Piper Willis discussing the issues that have affected her during the week. In the first episode, Piper talks about her feelings on Xanthe Canning's (Lilly Van der Meer) assault and how she tried to cheer her friend up. Further episodes have featured appearances by Xanthe, Ben Kirk (Felix Mallard), Tyler Brennan (Travis Burns), and Callum Rebecchi (Morgan Baker).
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In the season's first eight episodes, Bellick has only a minor role, but provides crucial help in obtaining The Company's Scylla cards.Breaking & Entering He is often teamed up with Sucre, and the friendship the two developed while being in Sona is often referred to. In the ninth episode, Greatness Achieved, the character comes full circle. While digging their way to Scylla and trying to build a passage through a water conduct, the beam they are using to hold the pipe up breaks.
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Lipsha and Shawnee Ray plan a date in Canada but are soon stopped by border police because of a pipe that belonged to Lipsha's grandfather Nector. Lyman goes to rescue the two and asks Lipsha for the pipe because of the historical value. When Lipsha refuses to give the pipe up, Lyman offers Lipsha a job at The Bingo Palace, a casino that he owns. Lipsha takes the job and is soon visited by his late mother June in a dream.
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Two containers were alternately filled with steam, then sprayed with cold water making the steam within condense; this produced a partial vacuum that would draw water through a pipe up from a well to the container. A fresh charge of steam under pressure then drove the water from the container up another pipe to a higher-level header before that steam condensed and the cycle repeated. By working the two containers alternately, the delivery rate to the header tank could be increased.
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The dawn chorus occurs when birds sing at the start of a new day. In temperate countries this is most noticeable in spring when the birds are either defending a breeding territory, trying to attract a mate, or calling in the flock. In a given location, it is common for different species to do their dawn singing at different times. In a study of the Ecuadorian forest, it was determined that birds perching higher in the trees and birds with larger eyes tend to pipe up first.
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At some point the "air bubble" will extend below the bottom of the riser pipe, which will allow some of the air to escape through the riser, pushing the water that is already in the pipe up with it. As the air escapes, the water level in the air chamber will rise again. The alternating pressure build up and escape causes a pulsing effect, hence the name: pulser pump. The maximum air pressure that can accumulate depends on the height of the water column between the air chamber and the lower reservoir.
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Workers on the Big Inch pipeline eating lunch, 1942 The Big Inch pipeline was made from sections of seamless diameter steel pipe up to long, thick and in weight. The Little Big Inch used both thick seamless steel and electric weld pipe, and a small amount of thick seamless pipe. In total, 21,185 railcar loads of steel piping were laid during the project, the Big Inch alone requiring of steel. The pipe was laid in trenches deep and wide, dug out by a combination of ditching machines and manual labor.
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It is quite easy to push the pipe in only as far as the grab ring, or the O-ring, and not all the way to the stop. This is the most common issue with inexperienced use of these connectors. Fitting designers have come up with a selection of methods to try and show the user when they have pushed it in far enough. Pipes are often marked to show the insertion depth, so if you cut at a mark, then insert the pipe up to the next mark, you will have a good connection.
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The chamber is connected by a second pipe to the bottom of the central column, where a hole in the column exposes the pipe to (the contents of) the bowl of the cup. When the cup is filled, liquid rises through the second pipe up to the chamber at the top of the central column, following Pascal's principle of communicating vessels. As long as the level of the liquid does not rise beyond the level of the chamber, the cup functions as normal. If the level rises further, however, the liquid spills through the chamber into the first pipe and out of the bottom.
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Dust is part of the New X-Men in a training session supervised by Beast that goes up against the Hulk when he comes to the mansion. She attacks him in her sand form after he defeats Hellion, but she too is defeated when Hulk pulls a water pipe up from the ground and sprays water at her, taking her out of the fight. She is also quizzed by Pixie about her beliefs and choice of dress and has her shoulder fixed by Beast after it is dislocated during the fight with Belasco. She also checks on Julian at the urging of Mercury, after Nori kisses him.
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Central Park was in close proximity to the Beltline Railroad and a station was built in Central Park (at Starin and Amherst). Known as the Central Park Station, it was owned by Buffalo Cement and leased by New York Central Railroad and Hudson River Railroad. The Otowega Club's clubhouse was located in the area at the corner of Linden and Starin. It was later used by the Art Institute of Buffalo before being demolished after World War II. Burke's Green initially was an unnamed parcel of park land deeded to the city by Bennett, with a beehive style pile of rocks, that had a water pipe up center that drizzled water over the rocks.
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The Kuwaitis are > laying a pipe up to the border with water and we're going to pipe it on up > to the city. Many actions were undertaken and the Red cross and British Royal Engineers co- operated in ensuring supplies were maintained even if they were reduced for a period of time. The Center for Economic and Social Rights reported that the “Anglo-American deprived one million residents of access to safe drinking water for almost two weeks”. The CESR described this action as an attack on a civilian population: a war crime under the Geneva Convention and Hague Convention.Center for Economic and Social Rights, “ US/UK Military Forces Risk Committing War Crimes by Depriving Civilians of Safe WaterSpecial Report: Water Under Siege in Iraq: US/UK Military Forces Risk Committing War Crimes by Depriving Civilians of Safe Water ”, 6 April 2003.
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By the mid-1960s the tree was in severe decline, leading to successive die-off of the treetop, until the water table began to recover in the late 1990s. Efforts to restore the tree's health by the Southern Pacific Railroad, the City of Palo Alto and local citizens included progressive pruning of the dying treetop, addition of soil and mulch at the tree’s base, removal of dead limbs, pesticide spraying and installation of a pipe up its trunk to bring water to mist the top of the tree. Although the tree stands today at only 68% of its former stature, it enjoys greater health than nearly a century ago. A 1999 horticultural appraisal of El Palo Alto, conducted in accordance with the Guide for Plant Appraisal authored by the Council of Tree and Landscape Appraisers and published by the International Society of Arboriculture, valued the tree at $55,600.00.
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