"We do a lot of planks and variations of planks, like reverse planks, and side body core and leg work," she says.
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"You know, planks task the body and planks get respect," he said.
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This is not replacing the wooden planks of Theseus' ship(s) with new wooden planks; it is changing media, pigment for projection.
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But not all planks are created equal, and you can target different muscles by taking slight variations like side planking and incline planks.
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Ms. Fraiture determined that the planks used in the panels of the Ghent Altarpiece — each panel contains between two to four planks — all came from oak trees in the Baltic region.
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Planks, squats, deadlifts — they all work your core phenomenally.
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Each session includes weight training, pushups, planks, squats, and more.
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Of course, Clinton's proposals are just planks in a platform.
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Its full-body training — so planks, pushups, boxing — really everything.
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I ran on three planks: liberty, civility, and election reform.
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She also has issue planks on environmental protection and education.
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To best replicate Jolie's workout, I focus on core-focused movements, starting with cat-cow pose, followed by a forearm plank, locust pose, bow pose, cobra pose, spider planks, boat pose, and side planks.
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Together, they jump rope, do planks, push-ups, squats and lunges.
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On the floor were cubes, planks, sheets, wood, styrofoam, and rubber.
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Four thin pews had been crafted from mismatching planks of wood.
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The sick and elderly were hoisted by planks through the windows.
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It is a routine full of doubles, pikes, twists and planks.
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He's got us doing planks, a little running, squats, jump rope.
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Among the planks of the legislation: "Hatikva" is Israel's national anthem.
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The proposal calls back on a number of past policy planks.
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The wooden perimeter planks were burned immediately in the harsh winter.
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It's hard to overstate how damaging some of these planks are.
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In this answer, I saw Rodrigo Valenzuela's planks leading to nowhere.
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Two rounds of jumping jacks, squats, push ups, step-ups, planks.
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As the pop icon first told PEOPLE last year, she planks daily!
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Thomas Downing's "Planks" resembles a stack of green and white office shelves.
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I came up with some planks for them, the top Democratic ideas.
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Thus far, Trump is showing more flexibility on the first two planks.
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These booms over 20163 meters long and made from 22016 #handcrafted planks.
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Rough wood planks and distressed plates add a bit of country flair.
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The planks of 2016 have been fashioned as underpinnings for Trump jingoism.
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"It's two planks," Sayed said of the PML-N's appeal to voters.
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Occasionally I slip off the planks onto the squishy vegetative carpet below.
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They served nothing but "soup flights" in wineglasses on planks of wood.
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He placed a mat on the concrete and did planks and situps.
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Wooden planks are still perched along the fronts of tall glass windows.
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The storm encroaches and the sound of planks being built closes in.
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Using a band saw, she divided it into two-inch-wide planks.
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In protest, they took apart the contractor&aposs wooden planks used as markers.
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"I was painting names of various cities on planks of wood," says Seibold.
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Their cross-training sessions include push ups, weight training, and, of course, planks.
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I reluctantly roll out of bed and do elbow planks for 90 seconds.
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Large wood planks protected her shop window, which was impacted by the blast.
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Myth 3: Crunches Are the Best Abs ExerciseSorry, crunches—planks hold that title.
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Anti-aircraft missiles and RPGs lay haphazardly stacked everywhere like planks of wood.
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The export of logs has been banned, though that of sawn planks continues.
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To fund an expanded welfare state, Democrats are pushing three broad tax planks.
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Maritime leaders are lining up behind a modernization plan that has three planks.
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PARIS — Broken gargoyles and fallen balustrades replaced by plastic pipes and wooden planks.
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Out of fallen trees or scrap wood, he carved hulls and built planks.
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There will also be side planks, during which you drive up your knee.
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Water pooled in the path, and long wooden planks sank into the mud.
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It also captures her vaunted exercise routine of weights and core-strengthening planks.
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Old railway planks, once used to connect Singapore to Malaysia, form the ground floor.
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The resulting "extreme crisis management", as Mr Benner puts it, would have three planks.
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We end up drilling planks of heavy wood over the door to blockade it.
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It broke the wooden planks supporting my hut and blew away the polythene rooftop.
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The publisher's summary says buyers should prepare for squats, planks and full push-ups.
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When he reached the highest tire, he ducked between two planks and kept going.
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Stokes has a pet peeve with the planks and pushups often celebrated on Instagram.
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Over the summer, he drafted planks of the GOP's national platform regarding immigration policy.
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The 6900-year-old justice does both planks and pushups with her personal trainer.
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PLANKS (Her) Our friend Danny Greenberg will come over and whip us into shape.
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There are more planks to my new party platform, but this is a start.
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Then the planks shifted, morphing seamlessly to form the inside of a forest dwelling.
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"There's a lot of moving parts," Mr. Sellars said, as the planks turned again.
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Rusty nails and wood planks, for example, were used to make doors and tables.
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What if you started replacing the solid planks of his ship with rotted ones?
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At 111 Leroy, in the West Village, the oak planks are nine inches wide.
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We finish off with two core exercises, bicycles and planks, before collapsing into the mat.
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It's a personal trainer with visions of burpees and side planks dancing in his head.
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A few more months and the mud floor is covered with wooden planks: pure delight.
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The planks are trimmed to size and then punched to form the natural cork stoppers.
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The wobbly wooden planks creak as the actors perform, moving from makeshift stage to stage.
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President Trump said these planks "must" be included in any deal to protect DACA recipients.
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The tents of the refugee camps are made of tarpaulin, corrugated iron and wooden planks.
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The planks can be twisted into sculptural set pieces and bathed in intricate video imagery.
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Warren's plan also outlines planks to solve the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) crisis.
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The two teenagers crunch their abs in endless sets of sit-ups and side planks.
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Mr. Trump's budget sheds little new light on the main planks of his legislative agenda.
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I saw women carrying wooden planks and white window frames for building or renovating homes.
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But Johnson also used the moment to underscore one of the key planks of Sen.
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Two big planks of Sanders' plan tackle job training for minority teachers and medical professionals.
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The ceramic tile flooring resembles wood planks, and white beams intersect below the lofted ceiling.
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Spotlights shine on wooden planks that lead to nowhere and barriers that don't block anything.
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So the central bank's slow removal of those planks is now bringing uncertainty for stocks.
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The ger itself is handmade from branches and wool, except the door, which needs wooden planks.
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After the planks come arm and shoulder moves with dumbbells, while seated on an exercise ball.
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Bill Clinton won the presidency in 1992 in part by adopting planks of the Republican platform.
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Then came the leg raises and side planks: Hands down, the best part of the workout.
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Morning routines usually call for a spot of coffee, not wooden planks hurtling through the air.
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If side planks aren't hard enough, we've got a move to push you a little further!
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And planks inside the platform have often been reserved as consolation prizes for the runner-up.
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They invented chipboard to use up bits of tree that could not be made into planks.
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Cold water on our faces, rough floorboards under our grimy feet, planks of wood for toilets.
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All I could hear was the howling of the wind, blasting between the planks of wood.
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"Both are key planks for red state Democrats," said Jim Manley, a former aide to Sen.
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But tacked on the walls above them are 16 blue planks, each one a sobering remembrance.
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And the Trump campaign inserted Russia-friendly planks into the GOP platform during this summer's convention.
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Clinton ran on essentially two planks in 2016: Trump is bad, and I'm a historic candidate.
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Core exercises that burn belly fat include side planks, hollow holds, and straight leg-toe touches.
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Stricter controls on immigration, particularly across the southern border, is one of Trump's major policy planks.
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The gold ring is gaudy and excessive against the plainness of the wood planks and fencing.
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The instructor makes us do a lot of planks and core stuff, but class is still relaxing.
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"I'm a big fan of planks for core strength, also leg lifts and knee raises," he says.
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One of the central planks in Donald Trump's campaign in 2016 was his promise to save coal.
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"The key planks of the rescue plan should not change much," broker ICBPI said in a note.
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A flat silicone head makes flipping and turning delicate foods like eggplant steaks or tofu planks easier.
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If not directed otherwise, do each move for 20 reps, and hold planks for one minute. 1.
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He carved much of the house's furniture himself and fitted the pale pine planks to its walls.
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Planks are tough no matter what you do, but some common alignment mistakes make them even harder.
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Police shared a photo of the damaged dock, with several planks broken and submerged in the water.
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The children stood on the few remaining floor planks, straddling the gulf where the flotsam had accumulated.
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Johnson said he would adjust Ginsburg's routine, which includes pushups and planks, to help with her recovery.
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Ms Appendino ran on a platform of 16 planks developed in concert with open-access citizens' groups.
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As the discipline of the show eroded, Wright took planks from the Eden fence to build furniture.
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The Democratic presidential candidate's proposal released Thursday morning provides more details about immigration planks he's previously outlined.
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Publicity materials include illustrations of Ginsburg wearing a "super Diva" T-shirt doing front and side planks.
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The other planks are national security, healthcare, tax reform, innovation and investments, and restoring the Constitution. Better.
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Mashal Khan, a student at Abdul Wali Khan University, Mardan, was stripped naked and hit with planks.
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Installed on a diagonal, the wood planks help to differentiate the living area from the bedroom behind.
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His resonant bass ricochets off the planks of the machine as he imbues Alberich with dignified authority.
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About 20 people share the "toilet," which is little more than two planks over a mud pit.
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"Let's see how you laugh without a windpipe," one lobbed-off head barked through planks of wood.
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At the beginning of "Das Rheingold," bathed in blue light, the 20 enormous planks levitated in silence.
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The other planks of the Roadmap shifted somewhat over time in response to political and policy events.
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Playing on cornfields, soccer fields, building mounds out of planks and stuff with some Turface on top.
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Whereas planks in most new developments today are three-and-a-quarter inches wide, said Joel Lefkowitz, the executive vice president of Wood Manners, a Spanish-based flooring company, the Daniel Romualdez-designed apartments in 70 Vestry, in TriBeCa, have planks that are seven-and-a-half inches wide.
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These numbers show how radical and out of sync the central planks of Democratic immigration platform truly are.
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The routine goes well beyond just planks and crunches, because the goal is to incorporate the entire core.
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Planks have been getting easier, burpees are still horrible but better, and my jump-roping skills are tops.
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Immortalized in Johnson's book The RBG Workout, the workout reportedly involves Ginsburg breezing through pushups, planks, and squats.
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" Second and third minutes: Side planks "After that minute, you go on one forearm, and you turn sideways.
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The more the ship is used, the more its planks get damaged; one by one, they get replaced.
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And one of the first planks in my plan is going to be no new taxes for billionaires.
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The bill covers three main planks: campaign finance reform, strengthening the government's ethics laws, and expanding voting rights.
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The shopping cart was a jumble of plywood planks, busted electronics, empty plastic water jugs, and cushion foam.
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At IRI, we are making youth empowerment one of the central planks of our approach to democracy assistance.
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My husband ran out to grab some teriyaki sauce, breadcrumbs, and cedar planks to prep the salmon dinner.
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The remaining four planks — on regulations, the constitution, healthcare and taxes — will be rolled out in coming weeks.
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The ice busted a hole in the wooden boat, cracking planks and forcing the crew to abandon ship.
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The same is true for other planks in the "dangerous people" agenda: mental health screenings, domestic violence restrictions.
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As miserable as I felt during planks, jumping rope was my least favorite part of my boxing training.
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Instead, a foam layer goes down over the existing floor and the planks are snapped together on top.
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HR 1 covers three main planks: campaign finance reform, strengthening the government's ethics laws, and expanding voting rights.
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They looked so innocent: planks of wood that attached to my feet with cloth thongs, like flip-flops.
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Or you could try their 53-minute workout full body routine featuring squats, planks, plank jacks, and burpees.
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The ceiling is crumbling, the walls chipping, the floorboards sagging; stray wooden planks are strewn against the walls.
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Wall Street loves the pro-business planks of Trump's economic agenda: low taxes, deregulation and surging government spending.
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Other designers stick with the standard layout but specify extra-wide wood planks for an industrial-chic look.
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This may be one of the most critical planks in the plan for building a coalition of support.
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But some old-school workouts, like planks and medicine balls, appeared on the list alongside some unusual fads.
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"Planks are a great way to look your best in any deep V-neck gown," Ms. Posada said.
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"Planks are a great way to look your best in any deep V-neck gown," Ms. Posada said.
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Until recently, those courts were made of wooden planks, but they have been converted to a hardcourt surface.
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He learned his letters, it is said, from the carpenters' marks on planks and timbers in the shipyard.
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Isn't the discrepancy between the gold ring and the wood planks and fencing part of the work's meaning?
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Their plan is to use a budget process known as "reconciliation" to wipe away the major planks of Obamacare.
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By the time Saleh got to the house, it was a ruin of broken concrete blocks and wooden planks.
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The siding on the fire-resistant home was a fiber cement composite, rather than typical wood shingles or planks.
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The attackers shot Mr Khan twice, dragged his corpse through hallways, beat it with planks and stripped it naked.
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Side Planks Rest on your side before putting your weight on your forearm while keeping your hips up high.
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And the other planks of Gillibrand's climate proposal align with what some other Democratic 2020 hopefuls like former Rep.
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The latter two planks will require Democrats to buck a number of corporate donors, a demonstration of political courage.
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Along the boardwalk, a bicycle cab was bumping across the planks and a cotton-candy salesman was spinning cones.
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Today, the residents of Makause live sardined in small shacks constructed from corrugated tin, scrap metal, and wooden planks.
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The poop deck is being repaired traditionally, using wooden planks caulked with cotton and oakum then sealed with pitch.
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For increasing core strength and stability, focus on planks (prioritize form over time), bird-dogs, deadbugs, and glute bridges.
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The board adds: Appropriate requests to foreign leaders include reducing corruption, which was one of Mr. Zelensky's campaign planks.
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You'll find variations on squats, planks, burpees, and more that'll get you feeling energized and stronger in record time.
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Why it matters: Work requirements are one of the most significant planks of the Trump administration's health care agenda.
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In her newly constructed home, a jigsaw puzzle of retrofitted planks, thatched tinder and rescued roofing, everyone is busy.
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Its positions on immigration differed little from the Freedom Party's, which built its reputation on such national populist planks.
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The eat-in kitchen, which has SieMatic cabinetry and a marble-topped island, has matching vintage French oak planks.
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Benches made from thick planks of wood lined the shop's walls and the mud-packed floor was cool underfoot.
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My avatar fell out of the sky and onto a set of wood planks bordered by an infinite ocean.
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Once fully restored, the walnut planks — which are in remarkably good shape — will be placed back on the steps.
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And unlike ab-crunch machines, planks don't require a single piece of equipment, so you can do them anywhere.
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Turning lumber into veneers required the quarter-inch-thick planks to be separately tempered, a very labor-intensive process.
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There are long vertical windows beside the front door, and tongue-and-groove cedar planks make up the ceiling.
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He has a penchant for posting photos of himself in workout tights and camouflage, performing planks and other exercises.
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Mr. Gordon's recent compositions include hyperkinetic works for acoustic instruments (bassoons, planks of wood) that uncannily evoke electronic music.
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President Donald Trump had made the restoration of law and order one of the planks of his election campaign.
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When they got to the border, they balanced on wood planks laid over a stream to make it across.
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Earlier, protesters sprayed fire extinguishers at police officers and threw rocks, paint bottles and wooden planks, the police said.
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Some of the Democratic candidates have focused on more liberal policy planks, with one candidate getting support from Sen.
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"The Mideast planks of the previous platform were carefully crafted and have served us well," wrote Sellers, a Clinton supporter.
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The protective goo was applied to the planks, rigging, and sails of ships, giving Viking vessels added durability and reliability.
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Planks fell near the governor and destroyed his seat, said Meflyn Anwana, special assistant to the governor on new media.
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The workout was 30 minutes at most (consisting of burpees, planks, ab bicycles, etc.) but it felt like an eternity.
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A guy comes up to me while I'm resting between planks and asks if I want to grab coffee sometime.
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This works with all of the exercises we do in class — you can do it for lower body, planks, abs.
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Manafort assured House conservatives that Trump "did not plan on changing any of the planks of the platform," Tennessee Rep.
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Yes, in the promotional aspects of the fight game, Garbrandt repeatedly proves himself to be thicker than two short planks.
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The class moved through a series of circuits that included squat jumps, burpees, planks, more high knees and ball tosses.
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Tackling rising drug consumption and production was one of his key campaign planks during the country's elections earlier this year.
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Poverty is also one of the six planks of Ryan's "A Better Way" election-year policy agenda for House Republicans.
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Mariposa Robles, 10, sawed planks of wood, installed floor insulation and helped raise the plywood walls of a tiny house.
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They did some planks, and then, they strutted before the student body, declaring themselves to have the hardest student body.
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Mr. Koen pointed out a picnic table aboard the boat that he had made out of mammoth planks of driftwood.
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The group's "four planks" include using cleaner-burning coal and natural gas, as well as expanding nuclear and hydroelectric power.
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His later collections include "The Wandering Life" (1993), "The Curved Planks" (2001) and "The Long Chain of the Anchor" (2008).
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After a period of rest, the cork planks are ready for the first stage of the industrial process: the boiling.
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Rather than installing unfinished planks that are then stained and finished on-site, consider using pre-finished flooring, says Torres.
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While the simulated matte finish bark pieces appear real, they don't look as luxurious as the CX-9 Signature's planks.
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He lays out wooden planks and rocks that visitors ill-equipped for the weather can walk on to stay dry.
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The machine has 24 rotating planks that spin around a long center axis stretching the width of the Met's stage.
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The axis that the planks rotate around is suspended between two 26-foot towers, which can raise and lower it.
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And with his mandate will come pressure from within his base to deliver on contentious planks of the party's platform.
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Andrew M. Cuomo called for legalization Monday as one of the main planks of his agenda for early next year.
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As we walked downstairs, the wooden planks wobbling, I asked Mr. Veevers-Carter if this was all up to code.
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But the thing is, there shouldn't have been a world where I did so many planks in the first place.
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I want to dial down the difficulty granularly, reducing the reps for planks while keeping the higher amount for others.
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Many of these democratic planks, like voting rights and equal participation in elections, have been chipped away at for years.
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We do calisthenics, we do steps, we do a lot of planks, and we do a lot of football drills.
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The two strategies that would most directly help achieve that goal clash with other planks of Mr. Trump's economic agenda.
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With the help of volunteers, they used planks from a fallen white oak in the park to carefully fashion coffins.
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He came upon a stream, over which there had once been a bridge, whose wooden planks had now rotted away.
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My father loved digging for microwaves or speakers, and they would take planks of wood and modify it for our house.
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I use thousands of chips, after breaking wood planks manually, I start assembling them as an attempt to freeze these explosions.
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Lo said protesters hurled bricks, metal poles and planks at police, who responded with "anti-riot measures," ultimately arresting 11 people.
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He was not present as Trudeau's inner team started lengthy debates over what the main planks of the platform should be.
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At the end of the lesson, we always do about 100 different forms of sit-ups and two minutes of planks.
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Ms. Warren has gained good will from black and Latino progressives for infusing her policy proposals with planks about racial equity.
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His arguments are now central planks in the Democratic debates, and there is a vast progressive movement that he has fathered.
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They had to walk on planks to avoid dangerous rotting floorboards, while water dripped from a ceiling in the living room.
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He continued with one-legged squats, planks, and balance work on a Bosu ball and bench (not the Supreme Court bench).
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And in his new work, Law of Halted Spaces, Suga experiments with equilibrium through layered metal rods resting on wooden planks.
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She sprinkles the squash planks with cinnamon, salt, and black pepper and then roasts it in the oven alongside the chicken.
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Siberian larch wood planks of varying widths cover the floors in the dining room and the adjacent living room and library.
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I got through a few planks, kind of nodding off while standing there—it was about 7:30AM at this point.
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The 50-odd homes there are all temporary structures, made with wooden planks, held down with bricks and covered in tarp.
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Then comes the sliders: Placing your feet on The Sculpt Society sliders, you do lunges in all different directions, plus planks.
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At the garden center on Wednesday morning, workers loaded wooden planks and charred debris into a demolition truck to be crushed.
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Those left are now preparing to ride out the storm, with residents on Koh Samui boarding up houses with wooden planks.
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Primal Grilling Cedar planks impart a delicate, smoky flavor into your food and prevent flaky or fragile eats from falling apart.Pros:
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At dawn, they rode to the plant in a dilapidated van whose seating consisted of wooden planks resting on cinder blocks.
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Metal bars hang over the rusting window frames and wooden planks protrude from the building like a half-completed construction project.
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In the video, Kawhi is seen propelling his fists through three wooden planks with an emotional register to match his targets.
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All apartments will feature floors made of engineered wood, in six-inch-wide planks, plus Miele appliances, and washers and dryers.
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Wood planks cover many of the interior walls "in typical seashore style," said Stéphanie Cambier, an owner at Cambier-De Nil.
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Joaquin Cuahanha, drove an ax into the trunk of a fallen coconut tree, carving out new planks to rebuild his home.
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Three popular exercises to start with include side planks with a knee drive, hollow holds, and alternating straight-leg toe touches.
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However, it was painted on wooden planks, rather than more orthodox canvas, a form of support that has put off buyers.
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The "simple but challenging" exercises include squats, planks and full push-ups (no knees on the ground), the Associated Press notes.
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Justice Ginsburg said she works out with a personal trainer, completing squats, planks and push-ups while she watches public television.
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Ultimately, the ideological planks of a party prevail because voters don't usually hold politicians accountable on a case-by-case basis.
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They honed planks of hardwood into panels, and used glue and plaster to fill cracks on the 12-foot-long hulls.
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It's also nice that you get guided visuals for doing various bodyweight exercises like squats, chest-to-knee presses, and planks.
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Every player jumps, planks, and balances on a special metal force plate that captures a thousand dynamic movement measurements per second.
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The 90-year-old wood was sent to a kiln early in summer to dry, then was milled into thick planks.
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There will certainly be organized demonstrations outside the convention hall by interest groups opposed to some of the planks as well.
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One of the central planks in President Obama's climate plan is a rule to ratchet up fuel economy standards through 20113.
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The protective black goo was applied to the planks and sails of ships, which the Vikings used for trade and launching raids.
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To make planks more challenging on your arms, you can lower down one forearm at a time, then return to your palms.
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That transformation never extended to trade, however — putting him at odds with Republicans on one of the sturdiest planks in its platform.
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The problem is that two key planks of Mr Trump's campaign, protectionism and an immigration crackdown, would pull in the other direction.
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I'd jump out and run down the wooden planks, arms flapping in anticipation and excitement, to get a rainbow ice cream cone.
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"There was construction debris, wooden planks, old plastic pipes that needed to be thrown out, but they weren't," spokeswoman Anna Sitnik said.
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They can be set alight to frighten your enemy's cavalry, or slathered into the seams between the planks of your ship's hull.
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Other planks will address working with communities of color, providing a "just transition" for workers, ending fossil fuel tax incentives, and more.
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Like a post-minimal graveyard, Kishio Suga's cut stones and wood planks lend an existential air to the exhibition space at Dia:Chelsea.
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In the video above, a snake appears to be stuck in between the wooden floor planks of a Mayesville, South Carolina porch.
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At the center were a pile of tires and a few dozen planks, balanced precariously against a spiral column, like pickup sticks.
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The Supreme Court justice works out with Johnson twice a week, completing hourlong sessions that include everything from push-ups to planks.
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We've rounded up the best grilling tools, including everything from a grill cleaner and grill brush to grilling planks and meat thermometers.
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Michaels gravitates toward functional moves, or exercises that strengthen muscles for daily movements, like pushups, planks, and the down dog yoga pose.
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The four other planks — focused on healthcare, tax reform, reducing regulations and restoring the Constitution — will be rolled out later this month.
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One by one, the dead boars were heaved onto a bloodied crane scale, then lined up on planks, their snouts wedged open.
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We're with you, Gigi — planks may be the foundation of a strong core and a strong body, but man are they grueling.
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The budget proposal is one of the main planks of President Emmanuel Macron's plans to deepen integration among countries sharing the euro.
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The storm depicted in the prelude silently took shape onstage, with a huge array of upright planks forming a forest of trees.
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With sit-ups, lunges, planks, or burpees, squats, and more, I'm currently so sore that it hurts to sit down to pee.
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The Great Hall includes a massive circular stone fireplace and a vaulted ceiling composed of thousands of variegated cedar and maple planks.
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Her workout is no joke ... 3 minutes of heavy hitting followed by a minute of lunges, burpees and planks ... done 15 times.
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Other firefighters were sawing large planks of wood, suggesting that they intended to prop up the collapsed bridge while they extricated victims.
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The great room flows into a combined kitchen and dining room with floor planks that are a mix of hardwood and marble.
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In order to withstand the frigid elements, he held long planks with his hands and feet, plunged in buckets of ice water.
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Mr. Duo then studied criminal justice at a university in Monrovia, the capital, sold wooden planks and pursued roles as an actor.
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For each day, you'll do a combination of jump roping and planks, but the overall goal is to build stamina and endurance.
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His columns, "paintings" and planks are constructed from plywood and fiberglass with a glossy shell of polyester resin, just like a surfboard.
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Instead of relying on won ton skins, they make bao cui by hand, resulting in larger planks, with more blisters and snap.
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A 10-foot-long carpenter's bench, thick maple on blue metal trestles, dominates, surrounded by neat racks of planks, clamps and rulers.
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" A trio of activities involving buckets of water, candles, poles, and planks certainly left him flummoxed: Strutt simply labeled them "Games unknown.
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They are using a budget procedure known as reconciliation to repeal major planks of the law and begin the process of replacing it.
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He promised over and again that the new administration would deliver on the planks of its agenda most familiar to the bespoken room.
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After completing a few seconds worth of curls, crunches, planks, lunges and squats (each!), Elzomor gradually increased the intensity, which left me … laughing.
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Inside, a lone figure (possibly Ocean?) is hard at work, moving and sawing large planks of wood, all in an effort to make
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The walls between each bedroom and bathroom were literally just planks of wood so we could hear everything: the snoring, the bathroom trips.
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I blinked, flattened one palm on the dusty hardwood floor and slid down so that I was lying on the kitchen's scuffed planks.
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Intense fitness guru Shaun Thompson guides us through the brutal workout that includes planks, lunges, and suicides for an hour until we're exhausted.
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Tackling rising drug consumption and production was one of Philippines' President, Rodrigo Duterte's key campaign planks during the country's elections earlier this year.
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At least, that's what scientists at Canada's University of Waterloo found in a study of both dynamic (crunches) and isometric (planks) abs exercises.
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Those can absolutely be the main cause, but even after a lot of planks and couch stretches, my lumbar spine still bugged me.
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First, she equates craft with unadorned necessity – the floor on which I was standing was made of planks fitted together, stained and varnished.
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The plain décor is modern bunkhouse: burnt orange walls, barn light sconces, black-and-white photos of ranch scenes, rough planks, coiled lariats.
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Clinton spent the first half of her speech discussing policy matters, specifically the immigration and economic planks expected in the Democratic Party platform.
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But for others, neglecting a strong, singular message suggests they may only be using policy planks to pay lip service to progressive goals.
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One of the more telling instances relates to one of the primary planks of Akzo's defense, which PPG can understand all too well.
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LAS VEGAS — Hillary Clinton came here on Thursday to talk jobs, debt-free college, renewable energy and other planks of the Democratic platform.
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If that sounds like the fundamental planks of a 297 presidential campaign, Ms. Gillibrand, who is running for re-election in November, demurred.
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But as the planks spun around the axis, they gradually loosened the custom-made 4.5-inch nuts and bolts that held it together.
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Improvised rafts made of planks of wood floating on giant inner-tubes carried black-market Corona beer, coffee and other contraband toward Guatemala.
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So are less confrontational items like duck breast with paradigmatic fries and roast chicken served over planks of baguette laden with rotisserie drippings.
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Here's how you should look: Planks: One of the best ways to strengthen your back and core is doing a simple plank exercise.
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I dodge the hordes of tourists on the Brooklyn Bridge, holding tight to the handlebars as my wheels rattle along the wooden planks.
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So they took some wooden planks found by the side of the road and hung them from the ceiling — horizontally — between their beds.
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Sanders, in fact, has one of the strongest anti-corruption and anti-kleptocracy planks that any major presidential nominee has ever put forth.
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Floor planks, furniture, doors, windows and knickknacks are all agents of revolt against the foolish humans who would bend them to their will.
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It's one of the key planks in Warren's latest policy proposal and an attempt to tip the scales against corporations and their lobbyists.
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Since the 1970s, and accelerating in the '80s and '90s, the left-wing planks have one by one been ripped from their platforms.
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A peninsula created from pine planks topped in granite separates this area from a corner kitchen with maple cabinetry and stainless steel appliances.
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Flights have been canceled from Bermuda's main airport and some residents covered windows with wooden planks and metal sheeting in Hamilton, the capital.
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Among the main planks: To support the proposal, the FGA produced research from states such as Kansas that had implemented SNAP work requirements.
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"Miguel was a very nice, quiet guy," Mr. Bodenstein said outside of the store, which was covered with wooden planks on Wednesday afternoon.
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The draft suggests that the Republican document is going to take a conservative turn, especially on many planks related to domestic social issues.
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I had to take planks completely out of my Ring Fit Adventure rotation for two whole sessions because I couldn't handle doing more.
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The industrial bones are the same: the double-height ceilings, well-worn floor planks, big arched windows punched through fortress-thick brick walls.
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Since some of the planks were etched with the name Djehutynakht, Dr. Willems at first assumed the coffin had contained that governor's body.
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Weibo user Guoxiaomiao described a session at her company where employees were forced to do planks, eat raw eggs and have their heads shaved.
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In 1944, demands to bring back to the two-thirds rule accompanied requests for platform planks supporting "white supremacy" and rejecting anti-lynching legislation.
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Truth: As opposed to sit-ups, which target only your abdominal muscles, planks recruit several groups of muscles along your sides, front, and back.
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Other planks of the 2012 rules, which govern the convention until new ones are passed, clearly dictate that state binding controls the nominating process.
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But adopting some of Trump's policy planks while rejecting his political style might not help much after an election driven by the candidates' personalities.
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The protesters once again paralysed parts of the financial hub as they occupied roads after blocking them off with metal barriers and wooden planks.
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If you are dealing with diastasis recti, you should avoid doing exercises that can make the separation worse, such as crunches, planks, and twists.
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Brush both sides of zucchini planks evenly with 2 tablespoons olive oil, and sprinkle both sides with remaining 1 teaspoon salt and ¾ teaspoon pepper.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders opened Tuesday night's debate with an impassioned response to a question about one of his signature policy planks: Medicare for all.
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A new steam room, also heated by the geyser, which burbles softly beneath the planks of the benches, offers an additional degree of thermoregulation.
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Accessory movements are varied but they include plenty of your familiar favorites like squats, deadlifts, pull-ups, and planks, along with more explosive movements.
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Sure, Phelan will probably have to play two planks of wood at full back, and an abandoned washing machine in the centre of defence.
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The trucks were too large to maneuver through ruts in the dirt roads and too heavy for the wooden planks that served as bridges.
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Simple body weight exercises like burpees, push-ups, lunges, squats, and planks can work all the major muscle groups in your body without equipment.
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The next few months could prove pivotal for Trump's trade agenda, one of the planks that helped to propel him to the White House.
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We used oak for the wood and then made wooden pegs and nails, and then iron for the clink [where the wooden planks converge].
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Instead of crunches, they suggest doing planks, the exercise that involves holding yourself on your hands and toes in a pre-push-up position.
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Skylights and bright white paint illuminate these areas, and the floors are laid with wide manufactured oak planks (also used on an accent wall).
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For instance, if the mapping team finds a new camp, the new arrivals may need "shelter kits" with plastic sheeting, vinyl, and wood planks.
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When she has a crazy day, but has a few extra minutes, she'll do squats, lunges, and planks on the fly, according to PopSugar.
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To this end, besides the bread-and-butter business of turning out planks and plywood, the firm has come up with several new ideas.
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The wood flooring industry has evolved considerably in recent years, as wider planks have increased in popularity and finish and installation options have expanded.
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He noted that the weekly bill for the athletic duo can run $50 to $60 from all those planks, push-ups and mile runs.
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Russian intelligence officers' hacking of leading Democrats' emails was one of the key planks of the Kremlin's effort to interfere with the 2016 campaign.
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On top of him was a two-foot layer of sand, another body, wooden planks and then 12 more bodies, the bones mixed together.
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Let's hope Obama's successor, whether a Democrat or Republican, will also commit to innovation and entrepreneurship as central planks of his or her presidency.
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Chuck Richardson spent Monday afternoon trying to fortify a building he owns in Georgetown with large planks of plywood, sandbags and a rubber membrane.
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On the international side, an area badly in need of permanent reforms, Republicans have erected planks that appear to violate World Trade Organization agreements.
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"The more they get that number down, that could potentially help him at the convention change the rule or change the planks," Grossmann says.
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In the Manhattan apartment, the dining room floors are planks of Yakusugi — cedar from Yakushima island that is more than a thousand years old.
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In this method, planks of wood are layered one on top of the other to create a block, which is then carved into shape.
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Strauss' The Blue Danube Waltz, provides a loving, spring-time quality that will have you stepping along the bridge's artful planks in three-quarter time.
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We focused on the single-leg stance for the stability of my hips, followed by resistance band squats, planks and a glute med side plank.
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An excerpt from Jacques Tati's "Playtime" plays through the glass and steel planks of a building facade that was lifted from the original United Nations.
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Throughout the 50 minutes, we switched back and forth between rowing and mat work, which included planks, mountain climbers, lunges with resistance bands and crunches.
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One of the main planks of the campaign for assisted dying is that opinion polls show substantial majority support for a change in the law.
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Simply use it as the foundation for squats, lunges, planks, or any balance-based exercise and you'll feel the difference in your core strength immediately.
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Face down amid the raft's mass of loose planks and deflated rubber lay the corpse of a woman in a striped T-shirt and trousers.
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The above video gives you a sped-up look at Richter's process of turning nondescript planks of wood into a piece of movie-inspired art.
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Spears started with upright rows, and then did sit-ups on a medicine ball and side planks, before ending with some body-bending back bridges.
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The rise in backcountry participation has been helped by innovations in equipment, in particular the fat ski, with its wider planks that facilitate skiing powder.
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"This is about protecting movement conservatism," he said, pointing to party planks on abortion and saying the delegates should consider language regarding transgender bathroom access.
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This complexincludes canvas fabric for hammocks and climbing, a sisal-lined scratching pole, a sisal-lined escape hatch, eight mounting planks, and two ladder pieces.
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Of course, there are the requisite rustic photographs — do all cookbook writers live in the woods these days, eating off bare planks or wrinkled homespun?
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My father gathered these very beautiful planks of wood from some old building 50 years ago, and used it for a stable he built himself.
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But two planks—limits on ammunition magazine capacity and banning assault weapons—show that the kids won't be satisfied merely by interventions with bipartisan backing.
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Sensible liberals shrug them off as, well, kind of true but not really significant to health care, the environment, reproductive rights, and other progressive planks.
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Others were digging holes in the mud, scaling a 15-foot steel platform, sawing away at planks and hacking at a signboard with a crowbar.
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Rendered in perpendicular planks of walnut wood, warm stone and blackened steel, the blocky building stands out like a Mondrian in a museum of Monets.
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The area behind the front desk was an industrial yellow and the floor was a drab linoleum and was later covered with faux wood planks.
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A spokesperson for one landlord, Americas Lendlease Corporation, said the company supported the tenant bill of rights, including the three planks that have been dropped.
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I take my mascara off, do my nightly skincare routine, and brush my teeth before getting through the exercises (the planks felt easier being buzzed?!).
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Sahib's appearance is restrained, with a lot of whitewashed and weathered planks of wood; it looks like some of the nicer beach rentals on VRBO.
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Trump made battling the nation's opioid crisis one of the key planks during his presidential campaign, promising to address it soon after he took office.
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Planks can be performed without equipment and only require a small amount of space, making them convenient for a workout at home or while traveling.
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The hosts performed a fast-paced routine choreographed to the music, delighting the crowd as they smashed planks of wood in time to the music.
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For years, two key planks of property law have been singled out for criticism: Aggressive asset forfeiture and bankruptcy filings that let many debtors skirt obligations.
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The four main planks of Gadhia's report are included in a voluntary Charter for which Virgin Money and a number of rival banks will sign up.
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It's as though Chihuly took John McCracken's leaning wall planks, shortened and widened them, and gave them the translucent quality of Larry Bell's smoky glass boxes.
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Her six-week pull-up clinic teaches women how to do pull-ups, and includes other exercises like burpees, sprints, L-sits, jumping rope, and planks.
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But here's something I learned the past few days: Acton's budget-friendly electric skateboard has been the least fulfilling of the electric rolling planks I've ridden.
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As a ballet dancer, I really dug the movements in the class, because it was mostly leg lifts, planks, and some arm exercises using light weights.
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And thanks to its thicker planks, it's one of the few tiny house kits that's designed to be energy efficient and cozy even in cooler climates.
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Their routine, outlined in Johnson's book The RBG Workout, includes planks, 20 full push-ups, arm and leg work using dumbbells and machines and bodyweight exercises.
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Now teachers have pried up a number of the planks, creating a full-on dig site, with strata dating back to the building's construction, in 1913.
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Pretty much any aerobic exercise can be done "HIIT-style," and you can also do strength-training exercises (like pushups, lunges, and planks) in HIIT intervals.
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No less alarming is a raft of planks that ideologues pushed through to banish any notion of moderation and present-day reality from the party's credo.
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"We do a ton of core stability work, I'll do moving side planks, overhead presses with cable pulling on the bar, and overhead lunges," Kelly says.
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A combination of hydraulics, pneumatics, gravity and plain old muscle power — sometimes the planks are moved with ropers, as if they were puppets — powers the machine.
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Leaning against the adjacent wall is his 2005 sculpture "Safe," in which a series of monumental planks studded with rusting nails covers a gilt, curtained frame.
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When the fascist Arrow Cross party seized power that fall, about 70,000 were gathered in a small area comprising 162 apartment buildings, surrounded by wooden planks.
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Other planks focusing on national security, tax reform, healthcare, reducing regulations and restoring the Constitution will be unveiled at similar events during the next three weeks.
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The wooden planks would often slam directly into the asphalt below, causing a rash of accidents for riders, from pinched fingers to tailbone and spinal injuries.
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"Earlier, the key planks of a takeover were profitability, market share, branding, the stock of assets, the planned investments or the autonomy of management," he added.
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The older seesaws were wooden planks that often hit asphalt directly, leading to occasional tailbone and spinal injuries, falls and pinched fingers, not to mention splinters.
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Machinery and supplies arrived via a temporary roadway made from wooden planks, and the steel frame is engineered to withstand blows from trees felled in hurricanes.
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"Miguel was a very nice, quiet guy," said Shaya Bodenstein, standing outside of the store, which was closed off with wooden planks as of Wednesday afternoon.
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Videos purportedly showing homes of Wuhan returnees sealed off by banners -- and in some cases, barricaded by wooden planks or metal bars -- have gone viral online.
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The home has a board-formed concrete facade, a process that uses wooden planks to give concrete a natural look to better blend into the hillside.
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Instead, she suggests two very simple yet effective exercises that don't seem to have the bulking effect on the oblique abdominal muscles: side planks and bicycles.
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To fight enemies, you have to execute various exercises like squats for your quads, overhead flies that work your shoulders, or planks to target those abs.
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Moderates privately worried they would be forced into taking uncomfortable votes on progressive planks that did little to appeal to voters in their GOP-leaning districts.
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Digging for proof The wreck is partially buried and not much to look at -- a long wooden spine with some planks and iron spikes lying nearby.
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But the core also has to work in static functions—to bridge, which you practice when doing planks, but also by resisting rotation from external forces.
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He also called on the U.S. to enact "a comprehensive federal privacy law" consisting of at least 4 key planks: The right to have personal data minimized.
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This aim then became one of the main planks of the European Commission's "capital-markets union" initiative—an attempt to shift Europe away from overreliance on banks.
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In my analysis, it would involve three key planks: Obama never tried to remake the Democratic Party ideologically, instead staying squarely in its mainstream on economic issues.
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Or you can walk down to the river bank, hire a raft (planks tied to the inner tubes of two tractor wheels) and get yourself punted across.
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The audit issue has gained greater visibility in recent years, including planks in both the Republican and Democratic platforms that promised to do something about the problem.
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The change in the timing of the Treasury report comes after Trump ordered a separate review of some key planks of the Dodd-Frank financial reform law.
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Barber works out five days a week, and likes to incorporate military-style moves into her training, such as flutter kicks, sit ups, planks, lunges and squats.
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Mr Rosen, who heads the National Constitution Centre in Philadelphia, describes Brandeis joining more conservative justices in striking down key planks of the New Deal in 1935.
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Instead, as one of the key planks in their economic agenda, they have called for a politically motivated, populist attempt to to further meddle in the economy.
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Their loving two-and-a-half-year restoration incorporates colonial elements like a decorative Danish brick oven and a bar fashioned from the building's original roof planks.
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Workers were hauling cooking utensils, gas cylinders, planks of wood, tents and other materials up to the middle of an otherwise barren landscape, building a makeshift camp.
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Op-Ed Contributor FOR decades, free-trade agreements, called F.T.A.s, have been one of the most solid planks in the platform of economic elites and establishment politicians.
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Sanders energized the crowd with promises to address the key issues cited by Wu — along with other planks of his platform — during a 40-minute stump speech.
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According to the BBC, the group spent Sunday building a makeshift private island off the Coromandel Peninsula, constructed out of sand, seashells, and a few wooden planks.
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Devised especially for infants and toddlers, its 2265-minute "Pulsar" features two actors at opposite ends of the stage, each with a pile of short wooden planks.
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Made of wooden planks lashed to tire inner tubes, they float back and forth throughout the day, openly carrying undocumented migrants, local residents and black-market goods.
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Wandering around, trying not to trip over roots or loose wood planks, I see makeshift shelters, including tents, trailers, tiny wood shacks, tree houses, and converted vans.
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His heartiness and vigor were boundless, and, like a college athlete, he scampered up and down the planks of the mechanical set that dominates Robert Lepage's production.
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The trail was an immediate immersion into the forest, winding through dense underbrush and across wooden planks — a perilous obstacle course for any guest who over packs.
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Trump, though, would have to identify his views on the core conservative planks of the Republican Party and whether he'll champion them heading into the fall campaign.
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When I get to work I discover the oatmeal is genuinely terrible, and I'm irritated I wasted money on ingredients for something that tastes like floor planks.
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Retitled "prop," it consists of concrete panels and planks, nodding to the neighborhood's industrial past and the endless recycling of materials and ideas in art and architecture.
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Five- to eight-inch widths are now commonplace, and some homeowners opt to go even wider, with broad planks measuring up to a foot wide and beyond.
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Those figures come as Trump struggles to enact some key planks of his campaign platform and fumes over the investigation into Russian efforts to influence the election.
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But with accommodation at a premium, the ghetto has risen again from the rubble - a shanty town of tiny shacks made of corrugated iron and wooden planks.
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For the Viking ships it was not only used for the wood in the boards but also for the caulking between the planks, the rigging, and the sails.
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From there we went on to core work, like sliding planks, and then finished off our workout with arm exercises with the hand weights attached to the Megaformer.
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"The new Democratic conventional wisdom often seems to have been built from planks in the '84 Hart platform," lauded a New York Times Magazine cover story from 1987.
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Inside, a lone figure (possibly Ocean?) is hard at work, moving and sawing large planks of wood, all in an effort to make … well, we don't actually know.
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As described in academic papers submitted last week, the company taught its AI body to climb over a wall, jump between planks, and get back up after falling.
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With no snow in Tonga or near his Brisbane base in Australia, Taufatofua's training regime began with running on sand dunes with wooden planks strapped to his feet.
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It would be absurd, for instance, if Amazon were to describe its large and enormously profitable cloud computing business as anything other than one of its key planks.
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And heat from the ground has been so intense that the soles of some firefighters' boots were tearing off and they were having to walk on wooden planks.
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At the same time, they'll install wooden planks above and below the cathedral's ceiling so they can examine it to see if any stones need to be replaced.
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Apart from one giant sign made of wooden planks nailed together to form the letters T-R-U-M-P, I saw no evidence of the impending elections.
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You could, technically, blitz everything together in the food processor, but you risk potatoes with the gooey, elastic texture of an industrial-strength glue, setting up between planks.
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Place 1 chicken piece on each of 4 plates, and layer each with 1 roasted red pepper half, 1 tablespoon pesto, 1 chicken piece, and 4 zucchini planks.
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"With the waning of the culture wars, tax reduction for the rich remains one of the few planks upon which party moderates and conservatives can agree," Lichtenstein wrote.
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But to many hard-edged skiers, donning a pair of these stubby planks is like riding a Razor scooter in a skate park—you simply don't do it.
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"The planks were sanded, and I had a water-based clear coat applied to keep the wood color as close to completely natural as possible," Ms. Joslin said.
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Act I blends analog theater with the virtual: Stage snow falls in the background while, farther downstage, the planks evoke a wood ceiling dimly lit by flickering fire.
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"These Greek men and teenage boys in balaclavas carrying big sticks, planks of wood and baseball bats started smashing our windows," Dr. Nicola Cochrane told The Irish Times.
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But if Kaag has borrowed some of his own planks, "Sick Souls, Healthy Minds" is a new house, a more modest and specific structure than his earlier works.
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Biden released a climate plan among his first policy planks, including in it an enforcement mechanism to get to net-zero carbon emissions and buy-in from unions.
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News Analysis I spent my early childhood in a mountainous region in the southern Dominican Republic, living in a house made of wooden planks with a tin roof.
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It's made from some of the salvageable planks of 96-year-old Alaskan yellow cedar from benches at the Hollywood Bowl when the venue was renovated in 2014.
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But the core planks of the Senate Republicans' health bill — the Better Care Reconciliation Act — borrow just as much from Democratic ideas as Obamacare borrowed from Republican ones.
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Often the planks of wood are not lined up next to one another in staggered parallel lines, but laid out in zigzag patterns known as chevron and herringbone.
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Volunteers, some barefoot and in wet pajamas, others in flip-flops and basketball shorts, rushed to close windows by removing the wooden planks holding up the heavy sills.
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Gender is a useful wedge, though, when it comes to highlighting what has become one of their main planks: a critique of immigration, particularly from the Muslim world.
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Practiced for some 5,500 years by cultures around the world, artificial cranial deformation involves binding the growing heads of infants and children with bandages, planks, boards or bricks.
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Practiced for some 5,500 years by cultures around the world, artificial cranial deformation involves binding the growing heads of infants and children with bandages, planks, boards or bricks.
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Though a year has passed since the rains receded, many of those displaced by the storms still live in shacks assembled from cardboard, wooden planks and plastic tarps.
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When you take away healthcare and taxes, the only remaining planks in the Republican platform are all about evil brown people pouring across the border to kill white people.
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While other players laid on their stomachs as the bee situation got sorted out, Morris took the chance to get in a workout, doing some planks and push-ups.
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Many of these have been cobbled together with felled light poles or trees, reinforced with barbed wire and wooden planks, where locals said they were keeping watch every night.
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The class began with squatting to work the legs, followed by planks (some of which utilized gliders for added difficulty) and push-ups to work the core and arms.
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During the off season, Brady works out four to five days a week, and most days his workouts consist of movement drills including squats, lunges, planks and shoulder exercises.
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They're attached by two bungee cords to ziplines on either side, which reduces the risk of penduluming around like a lunatic with sharp metal planks attached to your feet.
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If this goes on for long enough, eventually all the ship's planks will have been replaced, meaning that it contains exactly none of the wood it started out with.
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In June she said she wants to leave in place the Medicaid expansion and rules forcing insurers to cover people with preexisting conditions, two key planks of the ACA.
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With the pointy side facing out like a "snowplow," it allows you to slowly and gingerly travel down a slope with two narrow, slippery planks bolted to your feet.
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When he drops one leg to the ground Rowan reminds us all of something very important when it comes to planks, and working out in general: Variation is key.
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Researchers used insurance records to determine the Clotilda's dimensions and its other unique characteristics, such as planks of southern yellow pine over white oak frames, according to National Geographic.
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Rescue workers braced the building's sides with wooden planks last year, said Mr. Bajracharya, the temple's priest, but they will snap as soon as the next large earthquake hits.
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It even had a "deck" — an array of unfinished planks — where I could stand and survey my territory: a dirt road, a mulch pile and a network of puddles.
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House GOP agenda rollout The House GOP is slated to unveil the final two planks of their policy platform this week to overhaul the tax code and replace ObamaCare.
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You can't sit on them — but you can chill out on "La Déclive," from 1966, a chaise longue consisting of nearly two dozen planks upholstered in Oscar-night red.
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You can't sit on them — but you can chill out on "La Déclive," from 2570, a chaise longue consisting of nearly two dozen planks upholstered in Oscar-night red.
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Then she lays a porous cloth on top of the tofu, covers it with wooden planks, and lays stone weights on top to keep pressure on the wet curds.
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Finally, the company picked a man who just wedged new planks on either side of the steps so that they would reach the side rail and bolted everything together.
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Interventions have been one of two planks of SNB policy over the last five years, along with a policy interest rate of minus 0.75%, the lowest in the world.
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But as the narrative begins, this Wotan walks up the raked planks of the production's massive set and assumes a lordly stance, looking past Brünnhilde, who stands meekly below.
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For those walking into class without quite that level of experience (read: basically everyone), Sapakie said "building your core" with exercises like planks will help you master the art.
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In the summer, they'll throw open its gabled doors and set up long tables made from old trestles and scaffolding planks under the giant English oak tree just outside.
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If anyone is nominated who runs on these platform planks that I oppose, I will do what I did in 1964: vote for the winner while holding my nose.
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Residents created road blocks using cars, wooden planks, rope and even dumpsters in both the middle-class south and working-class north of the city, according to Reuters witnesses.
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You don't need to become a bodybuilder or even lift the heaviest of weights to get benefits out of pumping some iron — or doing planks or using tension bands.
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Its demands include: The People's Cultural Plan, a list of bold and specific demands, exists in three planks: Equitable Housing, Land & Development Policies; Labor Equity; and Public Funding Equity.
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Residents had sealed off windows and doors with large wooden planks on hotels facing the historic downtown boardwalk of Mazatlan, a popular coastal city in the northwestern state of Sinaloa.
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French Minister of Ecological and Inclusive Transition Sébastien Lecornu walks on planks above the flooded banks of the Seine during a visit in Conflans-Sainte-Honorine, outside Paris, on Thursday.
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You can also create a feature wall by painting the wall behind the headboard in an accent color or adding a unique wall treatment such as wallpaper or wood planks.
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Around 200 people, mostly families hoping to escape escalating violence inside the prison, now live outside in summer tents pitched on wooden planks that have been "winterized" via thin tarps.
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If you had a picket fence instead of a solid wall, that might break a spatial translational symmetry, since punching a picket feels different than punching the space between planks.
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In a nearby gallery, Beverly Buchanan has delicately reconstructed the homes of people in the American South: modestly built with wooden planks, now scaled to the size of our hands.
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They seek the thrill that comes from strapping on a pair of freshly waxed planks (or just one) and gliding down a mountain trail with controlled speed through carved turns.
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The plan has few details, but it's now one of the biggest, most expensive planks in the Democratic Party's economic agenda, called A Better Deal, which they released last summer.
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He engineered the space to please even the most choosy audiophiles—the intimate setting, dimly lit and lined with wood planks, is curved like an overturned canoe, to reduce echo.
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Here are the key planks of Clinton's new small-business proposals: As of press time, Donald Trump's campaign had not released a detailed rebuttal of Clinton's small-business policy proposals.
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The 2020 Democratic presidential candidate's proposal released Thursday morning digs into more detail about the immigration planks he has outlined while competing with 16 rivals to face President Donald Trump.
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This is almost pesto, with Parmesan shaved separately and left to melt over long planks of grilled chicken, and stray leaves of arugula wilted just enough to tame their bite.
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Some of the teak seating around the planters tapers down to planks only a few inches tall — as if they had been set aside for the comfort of visiting hamsters.
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And 51% of voters blame President Trump and the GOP for the state of immigration in the U.S. One of her campaign planks was to abolish Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Remove from the heat and spread each side of each steak with a generous ½ teaspoon of the salsa verde, then slice each steak horizontally in half into 2 planks. 14.
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The path through the landscape is a gently meandering boardwalk, made of black locust planks, varying in width from 303 to 16 feet and elevated 30 inches above the meadow.
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Mr. Lepage's ambitious staging of Wagner's four-opera "Ring" cycle relies on a massive, complex set: 24 planks that rotate like seesaws on an axis that can rise and fall.
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Whenever singers are made to scramble atop its wobbly planks — mindful, perhaps, of the stumble Deborah Voigt took as Brünnhilde in 2011 — their movements are stiff, clunky and self-conscious.
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They are hunting for the perfect tree, and when they do find it, they work quickly, chopping it down and slicing it into wooden planks in a matter of hours.
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Participants can submit their own proposals for platform planks — and if they win enough support, primarily through likes and retweets on Twitter, they'll become part of WTF's political DNA, too.
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Hawley's plan for the FTC, which you can read in full here, contains multiple planks that add up to what he describes as "multifaceted structural reform" through acts of Congress.
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She suggested a possible mechanism to separate planks of Amazon's business: its role as a platform on which companies sell their products, and the company's sales of its own products.
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Planks of dark brown wenge and yellow West African mansonia are laid in an irregular pattern, and a gray stone molding around the perimeter makes the floor appear to float.
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As I grew into the role of parent, I sometimes felt as if I were taking apart a ship and using the planks to build a ship for someone else.
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These kinds of campaign planks typically bring tens of thousands of demonstrators into the streets — as Mr. Juppé learned at his expense in the mid-1990s — and bring down governments.
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Six-pack abs were a coveted fitness goal of 2019, with people looking to tone their cores with exercises like mountain climbers, burpees, planks, medicine ball slams, and crunches galore.
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But the global market turbulence that greeted the start of 2016 had been threatening two planks of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's reflationary agenda - rising asset prices and a cheap yen.
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Along with biographical details and an exploration of Ginsburg's status as an icon, it also features impressive footage of the tiny octogenarian doing push-ups and planks at the gym.
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The raucous inventiveness of this installation — built from wood planks strewn with domestic items such as TVs and clothing — is amazing to see, and stands as testament to human invention.
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Many, including 40-year-old Adriana Consuelo, paid raftsmen 25 pesos ($1.30) to ferry them across the river on vessels constructed of giant rubber tires with wooden planks tethered across them.
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Here are the three main planks of Sanders's plan, briefly explained: Sanders's plan lays out the practices he plans to curb — namely, corporations donating to national party conventions and presidential inaugurations.
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But Trump has questioned bedrock planks of U.S. policy, such as whether Taiwan is part of "one China" or whether Washington would defend NATO allies, causing consternation at home and abroad.
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Protesters finally ripped off the planks of wood protecting the building's glass doors and smashed through into the lobby before police intervened, firing stun grenades and tear gas directly at protesters.
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The book is both moving and trying as it endlessly describes sharecropper's houses in the American South — down to the exact positioning of wooden planks, window shutters, and folded bed sheets.
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It actually concerns one of the planks in our Better Way platform, and that has to do with the people with which I serve -- the members of the United States Congress.
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It's strange to listen to a politician whose campaign is built on such wonkish planks as defending religious liberty and restoring the Constitution criticize his opponents for a lack of substance.
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Unlike a typical Zumba class, there's no salsa dancing in Strong by Zumba, since it's a HIIT workout that involves tempo-based plyometric and strength moves (like burpees, pushups, and planks).
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" "I have more tools to do it and more planks to build the house now, but ultimately if the story is not solid, it doesn't matter how much money you have.
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I've always been a big fan of barre, tabata, boxing and other workouts that would leave me panting and sweating after completing endless rounds of planks, jump squats and undercut punches.
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It may be able to implement a number of the planks in its election manifesto, most importantly the abolition of the household water charges that led to big protests last year.
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He lay planks of wood over barrels to create a makeshift tasting room in the property's barn, the lone building still standing, and invited people to come and swirl some glasses.
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Clinton's campaign and planned to push for "the most progressive platform in the history of the Democratic Party," including planks on campaign finance, health care, higher education and the minimum wage.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio, a Democrat, has also managed to put in place several planks of his liberal agenda while taking criticism from the left on issues like policing and housing.
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There's even a web series called "Hikea," in which people take psychedelics and attempt to assemble, from a wordless instruction manual, the pile of planks and screws in front of them.
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A few more Trump-ian planks include the on-hold infrastructure plan and a commitment to fair trade — a theme of the president's campaign that still lacks any real policy detail.
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White House teases and touts all suggest the planks the president intends to outline in his remarks to a Joint Session of Congress Tuesday night, will run directly afoul of voters.
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At 71, the legendary star is still in great shape and says she stays that way with the help of daily planks, which she can do for three to five minutes.
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"That would be very complicated," said the spokeswoman, noting the EC can suspend the data transfer mechanism if core planks of the adequacy arrangement (as the Commission sees it) are removed.
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Energy and Commerce With jurisdiction over health care, energy, the environment and interstate business, the Energy and Commerce Committee looks over some of the most important planks of any party's agenda.
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But in their latest dives, the team recovered wooden planks and pieces of the ship's frame, which can help nail down its country of origin, which have recently come into question.
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On the opening day, Mr. Pauline's "Pitching Machine" will hurl wooden planks at up to 200 miles an hour into a bulletproof containment vessel, where they will disintegrate in calamitous fashion.
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She stood in the mud of what was once a front yard, as neighbors and family members pulled apart pieces of plywood and tossed ruined furniture and planks onto the ground.
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Mr. Pequeño took a seat on the floor of the Quintín family's communal kitchen, an open-sided platform made from hand-hewn wood planks and protected by a palm-thatched roof.
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I want to do planks, I just don't want to be asked to do more than 20 in a single go because my body is not equipped to pull it off.
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Also, there weren't many solid planks to step onto, those entries that we rely on as sure things to at least put something down in writing when starting a weekend grid.
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No game this year made me feel more alive than Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, and there's a game later on this list that made me do planks for the first time.
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There she lived in a drafty Quonset hut, walked planks over muddy paths and, with her Red Cross comrades, met the B-26 Marauders limping home from missions over the Continent.
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For Ludovico, also, he painted the so-called Sala delle Asse (Room of Planks) in the castle that served as the residence of Milan's ruling families (and is today a museum).
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One of the central planks of the pro-Brexit campaign was that exiting the EU would give Britain greater control over immigration and help reduce the numbers arriving in the country.
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While the Trump forces are now firmly in control of the convention's business, there is very likely going to be a floor fight over the language in some of the planks.
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One of the ways it accomplishes this interest is by cutting out some of the narrative planks from the previous games and doubling down on the blank slate of its silent protagonist.
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"That is a significant problem we have to face so our Women in Golf Charter is one of our major planks of trying to get the amateur game to grow," said Slumbers.
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This means you could run two-by-four planks, or skis, or steel rebar, or anything long all the way from the front trunk, between the seats, and through to the tailgate.
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"I do pushups," the 86-year-old told an audience at Berkeley Law, adding that she planks, "both front and side," as well as does weight-bearing exercises with her personal trainer.
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Valls said the government would not withdraw the law and would break up refinery blockades, saying there could be some tweaks to the reforms but not on any of its key planks.
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The op-eds, which were published online Sunday night -- and set for print publication Monday -- largely draw upon their respective stump speeches, including outlining some key policy planks and hammering each other.
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Exercise usually makes us think about working out, which makes us think about planks, mean trainers, sweat, sore muscles, smelly gyms, and people grunting at nobody in particular in the weight room.
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He feared his one-bedroom apartment in Redmond, Washington—filled with a mishmash of bargain-bin furniture and DIY shelving made of cinderblocks and wood planks—wasn't representative of his upward mobility.
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One day Aoki might have to do 10,000 steps, 100 pushups and squats, and three minutes of planks, while a less in-shape team member may be required to do half that.
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Trying to do an ab workout on your own usually goes a little something like this: You lie on a mat, decide planks are too hard, and end up scrolling Instagram instead.
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"When those muscles are stronger, then having better posture is much more comfortable," she says, adding that she likes planks for working her core and allowing for a more comfortable standing alignment.
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He builds guitars from what he calls the "bones" of New York: centuries-aged pine planks from establishments like Chumley's, the Chelsea Hotel and squalid former Bowery saloons like McGurk's Suicide Hall.
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The details here are unsettling: dozens of bullet-shaped holes in the upright cedar planks; cantilevered beams one could hang a noose from; and more than a dozen gored cylindrical buckets below.
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The average cost, including labor and materials, ranges from $5 a square foot for a laminate floor to $10 a square foot for engineered planks, said Mr. Keeley at Woodlawn Floor Supplies.
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Robert Lepage's high-tech staging tickles the palate of the Instagram age with an expensive gadget made out of rotating planks that configure themselves into sculptural backdrops and surfaces for video wizardry.
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Her decision to swear off high-dollar events distinguishes her in the sprawling field and dovetails well with one of the main planks of her campaign platform, which focuses on fighting corruption.
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Overlooking the centuries-old city wall, the two-story building housing Radikal restaurant is an Old World blend of stone, brick, planks and plaster embellished with contemporary sculptural lighting and Edison bulbs.
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Logs are either sawn into planks or spun by giant lathes fitted with blades that peel away their wood to create sheets suitable for making plywood and other forms of "engineered" timber.
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As chronicled in Johnson's book "The RBG Workout, " her routine includes "full-strength planks, push-ups, chest and shoulder presses, bicep and leg curls, one-legged squats and knee raises," says Johnson.
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Gaping visitors, stepping off the plane, wobble on wooden planks before they set foot on Katmai's beach, which is blanketed in exploded volcanic rocks from the largest eruption of the 20th century.
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Her app, for example, emphasizes basic movements like lunges, squats, pushups, planks, and crunches, but with variations and modifications to offer a full-body burn to people regardless of their fitness level.
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Individual progressives may differ on individual planks in the platform, but are blood brothers and sisters on the big things that separate Democrats and liberals from President Trump and Republicans in Congress.
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The more powerful the president becomes, the more our party-centric Congress rationally believes that the Oval Office is the most efficient means to implement the planks of a given party's platform.
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Nomole, as Torres and his crew called their outpost, was two hours farther downriver: a longhouse, made of crude planks painted green, propped up on stilts on a bluff above the river.
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Felipe Mendez, the owner of La Superior and the adjoining restaurant Cerveceria Havemeyer, built the space by hand, installing enough rough wood planks that it looks like the inside of a barrel.
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Frustration with the industry is already boiling over in Washington, but several candidates have made major campaign planks out of vows to turn up the heat on the tech sector if elected.
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Suitably gloomy, dank and eerie, the shaft was like the remains of a dark forest, with hundreds of bits of cedar coffin planks spread about as if deposited by a flash flood.
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Gutai invited visitors to walk on planks, peer through empty picture frames hanging from trees, and "draw freely" on an empty board whose final product would be called a work of art.
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He was wearing a Bryan Ferry mask and tap dancing with planks attached to his feet, in front of an audience of only four or five people, all of whom he knew personally.
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The other 11 countries forged ahead with their own agreement without U.S. participation, and in the process eliminated chapters on investment, government procurement and intellectual property that were key planks of Washington's demands.
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On Monday Germany's justice minister warned that several of the planks in AfD's electoral manifesto appear to be outright illegal, such as the party's promise to ban Muslim minarets if it wins power.
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The way they see it, American surfing actually began in their city in 1885, when three teenage princes from Hawaii surfed the San Lorenzo River on redwood planks while attending a school nearby.
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One of the planks of his 2013 run for mayor—his second, after a loss to Fernando Ferrer in the 2005 Democratic primary—was a single-payer healthcare system for New York City.
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But Pence's new prominence—and anti-gay planks in the draft of the Republican platform—make it clear that the GOP at-large remains more closely aligned with homophobes than with LGBTQ Americans.
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But social conservatives squashed her proposals, clinging to planks that have stayed largely the same in the last 50 years even as they seem less and less in line with prevailing public opinion.
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Forget elegant pirouettes, this is a workout full of high knees, lunges, squats and planks on a slippery ice rink designed to give your core, glutes and quads the workout of their life.
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It's made from three joined oak planks, and join lines are visible in the paint surface, suggesting that whoever laid down the initial, leveling ground did so incompletely or with an inferior primer.
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The 210-23-123 workout made me realize how badly I still needed to focus on my arm and abdominal strength (thank you, planks!) and how I needed to invest in heavier weights.
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Another benefit for women in their 50s and up is getting guidance on how to get the most of the modern shaped skis, which behave differently from the long, narrow planks of yore.
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I go back to my room, order an omelet and do a self-guided workout on the floor while I wait: a set of stretches, planks, squats, things you don't need equipment for.
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French President Emmanuel Macron caused consternation last year when he vetoed the opening of talks on membership for Albania and North Macedonia, effectively rejecting the key planks of the two countries' foreign policies.
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There are wooden planks spaced out about every 10 feet for hikers to rest and get their footing on the busy trail, which photos and videos show is frequently crowded during the summer.
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The project, she said, would involve cleaning, sanding and refastening all the wooden planks (about 1,000 in all, according to this reporter's rough count) and would cost about 80,000 euros, or about $86,000.
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With "L'Amour de Loin," Mr. Lepage returns to the Met after his hotly debated production of Wagner's "Ring" cycle, a clunky, fairly clueless staging dominated by a gargantuan set made of rotating planks.
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At Dust Patterns, familiar household items—vacuum cleaners, glass tabletops, a mattress—are overturned and under-stuffed, placed on their sides or backs or jammed with wooden planks that fan out like fingertips.
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A few years back, the man told Dashkevich, local officials unloaded truckloads of construction materials — wood planks, bags of cement — in the center of the park, as if in advance of starting work.
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A journalist from the Mediazona news agency who was in the car said the attackers forced the passengers from the vehicle and beat them with truncheons and wooden planks before setting the minivan alight.
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CAR IMPALED BY WOOD PLANKS, BUT PASSENGERS SURVIVE Witness Ricky Wade, 26, took photos of the crash and said the driver - the only occupant of the car - was lucky to escape with no injuries.
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Then, we're told to do more mountain climbers, push-ups, and planks, and as I stare at the ground, I almost forget that I'm with five other guys, let alone that we're all nude.
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It's the perfect time to replace your old grill tools and add some fun new ones like a smoker box or cedar planks that would be perfect for this grilled salmon with blackberry sauce .
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But there is vehement opposition - led by hardline former President Alvaro Uribe - to major planks of the previous deal, including guaranteed congressional seats for the FARC and immunity from traditional jail sentences for leaders.
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Both Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren have made securing protections for middle-class workers central planks of their campaigns, in a bid to give the automation exposed an alternative to angry teeth-kicking.
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Two policy planks included in the mayor's speech that did require the Council's approval, paid personal leave and guaranteed retirement accounts for private sector workers, did not pass in 2019 as de Blasio promised.
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Some people eat tubs of ice cream after a break-up but Gregg Sulkin's therapy seems to be planks and pull-ups, which he did Thursday morning at an L.A. park ... with impressive results.
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During the campaign, the controversies he generated helped him draw attention to those planks of his campaign, as each new controversy brought more attention to Trump's campaign, more Americans tuning in for each rally.
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Standing before me, on the weathered planks of his deck overlooking his manicured garden, Jones, in very worn wide-wale midnight-blue corduroys and a slate gray long-sleeved T-shirt, began to move.
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Filled with props like nails, hammers, saws, paint, tires, and wood planks, these spaces look more like junkyards than playgrounds, and parents are often kept outside the playground while children are chaperoned by staff.
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And Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who stunned the Democratic establishment this week with her upstart primary victory against Representative Joe Crowley of New York, made abolishing ICE one of the key planks of her campaign.
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He used cheap, square-headed nails to fasten wide planks of black walnut and oak to the floor beams that support the house's simple rectangular footprint as it levitates off the gentle slope below.
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The idea is for prisoners to make furniture from the leftover wooden planks, sell the pieces online and establish a fund that will help prisoners who have served their sentences integrate back into society.
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Another night, I saw "Cirque Inextremiste (Extension)," an impressive balancing act involving two men, some sturdy wooden planks and metal gas canisters — before a third performer in a wheelchair came in with a forklift.
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Chinese interest in Australia's biggest X-ray provider comes as Beijing strives to overhaul China's healthcare sector and boost its competitiveness in overseas markets, with acquisitions one of the key planks for that drive.
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The water for most of the next several miles was transported in chenaux, planks of larch wood forming a three-sided channel that was held up by two boutzets, or beams of larch wood.
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Anton Alvarez's great-looking chairs, benches and stools, for example, are made by tightly wrapping together planks and scraps of wood using bright polyester thread and a machine of this Stockholm artist's own invention.
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The "unity principles" issued by national march organizers incorporated race, immigration status, gender identity, sexual orientation, class and disability within multiple resolutions, instead of segregating them (as was the case with the Houston planks).
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's powerful CCE business lobby on Monday urged the leftist front-runner for a July 1 presidential election to stop questioning major planks of the government's economic agenda lest it damage investment.
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In the meantime, why don't you watch Frank Ocean's "Swim Good", which was released in 2010, back when Justin Bieber looked like this, and people were taking photos of themselves looking like planks of wood.
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More than a decade has passed, and it's been a long time since I've felt the urge to watch a bunch of dudes clatter through the streets and slide down rails on planks of wood.
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Upstairs, they laid down the original redwood planks from the floor of Baker's office in a room they intend to turn into a small museum dedicated to the history of the company and Baker's life.
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In the exaggerated world of OnRush, of course, that's turned up to 11: There are planks to barrel roll off of, trees to slam into (or better, to slam opponents into), ditches to plummet into.
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Some of the pun-tastic public lands and monument workout names include: Shenandoah squats, Great Smoky Mountain climbers, Petroglyph planks, Joshua Tree jumping jacks, Harpers Ferry high knees, and of course, the Gold Butte kicks.
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At the same time, however, he called for "taking the oil" from Iraq and Libya, and promised to "bomb the shit out of ISIS"—two planks that do not exactly fit in the isolationist playbook.
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Packaged as a curio called "Endless," it stars assorted Mr. Oceans (three of him) wearing sweats and sweaters, sending planks of wood through a table saw as airy, new, sporadically inviting music inhabits the soundtrack.
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During the floods, his daily commute to work involved descending the steps, hopping onto a raft made of wood planks and polystyrene wrapped in plastic, and paddling for five minutes, out of the flood zone.
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The Mexican president added that his government was committed to providing macroeconomic stability for investors, listing a flexible exchange rate, central bank independence and a solid banking system among the key planks of his pledge.
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While a modern ghost might materialise, drift gently towards a door and disperse, in the medieval period it was more likely to break the door down and beat you to death with the broken planks.
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When the machine hauls one of the planks, and the two men, high up in the air and then spins them around, their devil-may-care nonchalance is as impressive as the feat of equilibrium.
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The planks turn jumbo size in the front parlor, with its brick wood-burning fireplace and white-painted classical mantel, as well as in the formal dining room that follows (and on the second floor).
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On Sunday, an Irish doctor volunteering in the Moria refugee camp was in one of five cars attacked by a mob of men on motorbikes, who smashed the car windows with planks and baseball bats.
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Then, throughout the apartment, he replaced the floors with 12-inch-wide ebonized oak planks and designed built-in cabinetry using strong, durable elements in subdued hues — thick walnut shelves, antiqued brass pulls, quartzite counters.
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It wasn't so much that she was mum during an election as it was that she said little during that election -- one that made various social and political ills key planks of the White House.
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Apparently, avoiding any exposure to air is the secret, and that has allowed it to petrify over the 1,500 years or so since the beams and planks were in good faith plunged into a marsh.
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John Barrasso (R-Wyo.), chairman of the Platform Committee, floated in and out of conference rooms at the cavernous Huntington Convention Center to oversee the skirmishes that broke out among delegates over the party's planks.
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The Republican health bill not only doesn't deliver on those promises, it moves in the opposition direction on all three planks — covering fewer people and leaving those who continue to have coverage with skimpier plans.
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There is no path, so I walked straight through a cluster of graves and into a makeshift colonial military encampment, where I encountered a smattering of canvas tents, antique lanterns, planks of wood, and cannons.
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Although many policy planks represent continuity - the same "grand coalition" ran Germany for the past four years - there are changes that reflect ministerial switches in which the SPD will take over finance and foreign affairs.
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They organized scores of them — including a skull, a small cannon, an oil drum, a life preserver and a pink sow suckling piglets — on a platform of fake wood planks and called it "The Raft" (1982).
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With the aide of Guthrie's daughter Vale, 17 months, and Hager's 5-month-old daughter Poppy Louise, the hosts joined fitness guru Taryn Toomey for some planks and squats with the weight of their little ones.
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In this case, the ice formed in a sheet over Lake Superior and the waves brought it over and over again to crash on the shore, lining up planks of broken ice, one over the other.
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While reserving the details for Monday's rollout, Schumer noted some of the key planks in "A Better Deal," including a $15-an-hour minimum wage, a sweeping child care proposal, and a $1 trillion infrastructure package.
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Though the wooden planks of the floor were still stained with rust-red circles from paint cans, the only reminder of its time as an ecosystem was an egg Beatriz had found under the gas pedal.
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You're going to take away my three-bedroom house and you're going to give me back planks of wood, and you're going to build me little shacks and say, 'See, here's a little of this back.
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Half of one container functions as a garden office and the other half functions as a covered footbridge over the stream that runs through our land; previously, you had to negotiate a pair of old planks.
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The Speaker, several committee chairmen and other rank-and-file GOP lawmakers will unveil a number of measures focused on fighting poverty, the first of six policy planks that make up Ryan's "A Better Way" agenda.
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A few apartments are available for rent in what once must have been an attic, but the interior of the main level is a decaying mess of wooden planks and plastic grocery bags and broken concrete.
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Glue. Stagehands shook the planks to gather the slag at the bottom, drilled new holes into them, and sprayed in glue to try to keep all the tiny pieces of metal stuck firmly in one place.
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Abraham Lincoln built on the vision of Smith and Paine, which helped to shape the two key planks of the Republican Party platform: opposition to the extension of slavery in the territories, and the Homestead Act.
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It was hard not to fear for the feisty tenor Norbert Ernst, making his Met debut as Loge, when he had to walk backward up steep planks to report on the approach of the two giants.
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Wearing the same outfits that they use to farm, scarves tied around their heads to protect them from the hot sun, they blazed through a 15-minute routine of standing splits, side planks and boat poses.
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In addition, Trump and Parscale are likely to deploy every available tool to suppress turnout for the Democratic nominee via carefully targeted messages to those who dissent from one or more planks of the Democratic platform.
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Manafort signed on to oversee the party nominating convention in Cleveland, where, perhaps not coincidentally, an effort to include traditional Republican rhetoric in platform planks critical of Russia's annexation of Crimea were killed in the cradle.
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In many ways it's also a throwback to the administration of President Barack Obama, with planks related to "complete streets," repairing existing infrastructure before building new and calling for investments in transit and high-speed rail.
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Tax reform is one of the key planks of the agenda he pitched as a candidate, and he has made two recent speeches touting the benefits of changes to the tax system without offering new details.
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SYDNEY, Oct 21.4865 (Reuters) - Australia's government introduced legislation on Tuesday to ratify trade deals with Indonesia, Hong Kong and Peru, key planks of its push to boost the economy via new export opportunities for agriculture businesses.
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Marine Le Pen has indicated that one of the core planks of her campaign is to join Britain in an outright withdrawal from the European Union, which would threaten the euro as a continent-wide single currency.
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The materials of these installations are basic and raw, just wood planks with their connecting screws visible, similar to how Rohrer's games emphasize the actions of play more than their visuals, which are often pixelated and minimalist.
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This broad caucus, popularly known as the "Bullet, Beef and Bible Lobby", wants to ease gun sales, tighten Brazil's already restrictive abortion laws and give Congress final say in defining indigenous reservations — all planks in Bolsonaro's platform.
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Trump reaffirmed the two central planks of US Asia policy that have prevailed for decades during a phone call with Chinese President Xi Jinping late Thursday and in welcoming Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to Washington Friday.
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Youngsters as well as grown-ups also may be fascinating by the perceptually confounding "Mirror Labyrinth NY," which consists of mirror-surfaced planks of stainless steel in varying heights planted in the grass in a spiral formation.
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The higher royalties are one of three planks of Temer's reform proposal for the sector aimed at boosting the economy, even as Vale praised separately the proposed creation of a new mining regulator to speed up approvals.
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But accounts from exiled Uighurs and Xinjiang scholars point to one chilling fact: those internment camps – hidden from view except to satellites far above – represent one of the more visible planks of an overarching attack on Uighurs.
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KYLE DAVIS, HONOLULU To the Editor: If the Democrats do not welcome "pro-life" candidates and planks into their party, they are ceding millions of well-educated voters of conscience who see abortion as a primary issue.
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Diplomats say Macron will still face opposition on some of his key planks, including from the Netherlands on euro zone reform or from the Visegrad group of eastern European nations on the rule of law or immigration.
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The wooden planks in the old-fashioned kitchen with its swinging door to the backyard were wide and knotty; they had been lacquered a stormy gray and dribbled with specks of turquoise, pale yellow and poppy red.
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She is still sparing with interviews — she declined to comment for this article — but encouraged her personal trainer, Bryant Johnson, to write a book, "The RBG Workout," which features illustrations of her doing planks and push-ups.
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MEXICO CITY, March 12 (Reuters) - Mexico's powerful CCE business lobby on Monday urged the leftist front-runner for a July 1 presidential election to stop questioning major planks of the government's economic agenda lest it damage investment.
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Others are half-recovered: A 83-year-old woman living on federal assistance has new walls but a fragile metal roof that is screwed on to wood planks and certain to fly away in the next major storm.
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Her circuit includes a warmup and stretches, then bench press, hamstring curls, leg presses, chest flies, lat pulldowns, seated rows, single-leg squats, pushups, standard and side planks, wall squats with a stability ball, and box step-ups.
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The material was picked up in statements, interviews, and comments by Hungary's prime minister and his inner circle, and used to add fuel to the central planks of Orbán's relentless anti-Soros and anti-migrant reelection campaign rhetoric.
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Bruenig argued that although O'Rourke "is already heir apparent to Barack Obama's empty throne" to some, she can't get behind him because he doesn't openly support progressive platform planks like Medicare for all and the green new deal.
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BOAT BUILDING is a long-winded and tedious business, even when what is going down the slipway is a small craft made from modern materials such as fibreglass, rather than something nailed together out of planks of wood.
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In recent days, Trump activists have helped install new planks in the party platform calling for tougher trade negotiations and for reinstating the Glass-Steagall Act, the Depression-era law that walled commercial banking off from investment banking.
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All about the land Among the recognizably Democrat planks of her platform, Jordan calls for improving public schools -- Education Weeks ranks Idaho 48th among the states and DC for educational performance and bottom for equitable distribution of funding.
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Then, when I thought of building a studio in the exact same place, I decided that I wanted to use these very special planks, of a kind of pinewood that grows very slowly and has really nice texture.
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The Vermont senator's influence was clear when this year's Democratic Party platform was revealed; it includes planks on legalizing marijuana, capping greenhouse gas emissions, criminal justice reform, and promises to regulate Wall Street and break up big banks.
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Chinese interest in Australia's biggest X-ray provider comes as Beijing strives to overhaul its healthcare sector and boost the competitiveness of the domestic industry in overseas markets, with acquisitions one of the key planks for that drive.
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Millions of people in shanty towns, who have previously had to cope with the region's worst drought in a century, have been hardest hit, with floods and heavy rain washing away homes built of planks and zinc sheets.
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His raft, like all the others along this stretch of the river, is made from wood planks lashed to the inner tubes of tractor tires, and he pilots it using a long pole hewed from a mangrove tree.
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This season, defying the predictions of some operagoers, the Metropolitan Opera managed to tame its technologically temperamental Robert Lepage production of Wagner's "Ring" cycle, and to largely quiet its mammoth set of rotating planks, designed by Carl Fillion.
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In pieces like, "Woman Carrying a Vessel" (1935), the face is simply well placed dots on a tiny plank of wood, arranged at a right angle to other adjoining planks of wood that make up the figure's body.
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Beneath the entry hall's vaulted ceiling, squares of bright blue porcelain tile on the floor are crisscrossed with wood-grained ceramic planks, a motif that extends to the living room, which has a coffered ceiling with exposed beams.
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After buffing out the plank with a belt sander and drilling holes for the leather binding straps (two modern changes that have found favor), he pours boiling water on the tips of the planks to make them pliable.
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Three months is still a short span in the life of an administration, and Mr. Trump has not yet pushed through the main planks of his pro-growth agenda like tax reform or a large investment in infrastructure.
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One of the primary planks of "the de Blasio democracy platform," as his campaign has dubbed it, is a proposal to introduce 8-1 matching on small-dollar contributions for candidates who accept public financing for their campaigns.
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Here are the three first planks in Democrats' Better Deal, explained: In 1998, while Bill Clinton was still president, federal regulators allowed two of the biggest oil companies to merge and create one giant conglomerate called Exxon Mobil.
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The choreographer and director Rachel Cohen, performing with four other cast members and the tap dancer Heather Cornell, makes clever use of wood planks to build and dismantle worlds, construct and disassemble armor, and bring puppets to life.
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Throughout the early 20th century, the efforts of organizations like the NAACP and, later, unions like the Congress of Industrial Organizations concentrated on adding civil rights planks to the Democratic Party's platform rather than on unseating Republican legislators.
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The boat no longer exists — the archaeologists believe individuals at some point took it apart for its valuable material — but found fragmentary planks and a cavity in the floor suggest the past presence of a 65-foot-long vessel.
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The affront is all the more glaring given that a muscular foreign policy is one of the electoral planks of India's prime minister, Narendra Modi, whose party just won a hard-fought election in his home state of Gujarat.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France will reduce unemployment benefits for high earners and offer incentives to those who work beyond normal retirement age, two major planks of a renewed reform drive by President Emmanuel Macron after months of "yellow vest" protests.
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Without a doubt, A Higher Loyalty gives greater credibility to the idea that Trump obstructed justice when he fired Comey, bolstering one of the possible planks in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russia's role in the 2016 election.
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Nick O'Donnell, a partner at law firm Baker McKenzie, said that overall the FCA had stuck to its guns while central planks of corporate governance standards, such as being part of a FTSE index not being automatic, remain intact.
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When the giant planks spun into new positions — moving swiftly, say, to transform from the forest where the young hero Siegmund is being hunted to the fateful house where he seeks shelter — a whooshing sound could sometimes be heard.
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LONDON, Feb 11 (Reuters) - The British government has significant work to do to justify allowing the authorities to spy on the public's internet use, one of the main planks of a new planned surveillance law, lawmakers said on Thursday.
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Except for a few signs of relative prosperity—tin roofs, homes made of wood planks rather than of palm thatch, the occasional Chinese motorbike—there is little to suggest that it plays a central role in Brazil's gold boom.
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In the living room, natural and black-stained oak planks line the floor in a traditional chevron pattern, and in the kitchen, a row of four gilt sconces sit opposite custom white marble cabinetry commissioned by Humbert and Poyet.
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Below the burners, a large two-door cabinet with built-in shelves offers great storage space for grill tools, grill brushes, wood chips, grilling planks, and for whatever else you want close at hand when you're cooking al fresco.
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During the warm-up, which kept the students moving through stretches, planks and lunges, Ms. Palmer kept pace, though near the end, during a series of push-ups synced to "I Wish" by Skee-Lo, her breath came harder.
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That's when Culture Shock, a free annual festival, will welcome young visitors to the Construction Zone, at 23rd Street, where they can use the park's Children's Workyard Kit — connectable planks, bolts, wheels and pulleys — to engineer their own designs.
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The three most important planks of that plan are: First, cut the federal corporate and small-business highest tax rate to 15 percent from 35 percent, which is now one of the highest corporate tax rates in the world.
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Barely a year into his first term, the populist president has shown inconsistent commitment at best to the three planks that have defined his party since the Reagan era: fiscal responsibility, traditional family values and a strong national defense.
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Replace $1,000 oak barrels with stainless steel and a bag of oak chips (toasted for flavor), tank planks (oak staves), oak dust (what it sounds like) or a few drops of liquid oak tannin (pick between "mocha" and "vanilla").
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Upon its wooden planks, the choreographer Anna Halprin led experimental workshops, starting in the 21960s, that rejected the high style and codified technique of reigning modern-dance choreographers like Martha Graham in favor of improvisatory tasks and everyday activities.
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In Old San Juan, the capital's historic colonial section, customers lined up on the sidewalk outside Casa Cortes ChocoBar cafe for sandwiches and coffee, being handed out from a small window between plywood planks clinging to the exterior wall.
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Although almost all color on the planks had disappeared and only the scratches remained, Dr. Willems managed to decipher many of the faint engravings using high-resolution images and DStretch, a software tool for digital enhancement of rock art.
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Talasnik's work is an elegant thicket of 160 cuts of yellow cedar, the logs and planks arranged to form two rough triangles that look like a pair of oversize wings, belonging to either a superhuman or an early wood airplane model.
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I would've told her that I remembered once at camp lying next to Davis on the edge of a dock, our legs dangling over, our backs against the rough-hewn planks of wood, staring together up at a cloudless summer sky.
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Here are some of the main planks of Warren's plan, briefly explained: As a former public school teacher, Warren devotes an entire section of her K-12 plan to talking about increasing teacher pay and decreasing the student debt for teachers.
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A group of about 10 students shouted "Allahu Akbar" during the attack on fellow student Mashal Khan, who was stripped naked and beaten with planks until his skull caved in as other students looked on, video obtained by Reuters showed.
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A platform that incorporated traditional Republican planks like tax cuts and military intervention with Trump's moderate positions on social issues would still be far from what the average American believes, but much closer to what the 2013 autopsy called for.
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Millions of people in shanty towns, already having to cope with the the region's worst drought in a century, have historically borne the brunt of bad weather, with floods and heavy rain washing away homes built of planks and zinc sheets.
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Despite calls to ban hoverboards in Australia — mostly because they might randomly explode or something — these tradesmen are picking up planks of wood, painting houses, cleaning and moving stuff around with the aid of their trusty two-wheeled cruising device.
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"Material" is part of a series of recent works by Mr. Gordon — among them "Timber," played on six planks of wood called simantras, and "Rushes," for seven bassoons — that use acoustic instruments in a way that sounds uncannily like electronic music.
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Size: 23,457 square feet Price per square foot: $1,302 Indoors: A sidewalk wall made of glass and wood-formed concrete planks contains a door that opens to a private front yard and a landscaped path leading to the main entrance.
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A blindfolded man would be burdened with objects like wooden shoes representing the "heavy loads of prejudice"; he would journey through a "forest" overseen by a masked patriarch and would have to navigate a "dangerous pathway" made by planks on rollers.
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I started out by consulting with a personal trainer to make sure my form was just rightFor this challenge, I&aposd be doing standard forearm planks, which use one&aposs own body weight to strengthen their core, back, and legs.
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Mr. Paulin's La Déclive, designed in 1966, is a recliner made with about two dozen wooden boards covered in foam and upholstered in Oscar-night red; the planks are fastened to two undulating parallel spines, creating an organic chaise longue.
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She is now aligned with four of the key platform planks of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the 28-year-old Democratic socialist who shocked the political world when she beat Representative Joseph Crowley last month in a Democratic primary in New York.
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You get the feeling Mr. Lepage had lost faith in his problematic machine — or perhaps had run out of time for sophistication — by the final two "Ring" operas, in which the planks become little more than a curtain for projections.
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The film, which was meant to showcase issues facing formerly enslaved people as they tried to become farmers, shows Redoshi as an old woman on the porch of her small home, made out of wooden planks on a plantation in Alabama.
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There was a rectangular shape that was once the front doorway, an opening where the kitchen window used to be, the grid of wood planks that made up the bathroom closet, and a big opening where my dad's bedroom was.
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All day long men with calves like clubs trotted down planks from bank to barge, balancing one, two, even three 50-kilogram (about 110-pound) sacks of rice across their shoulders and smoking marijuana between runs to dull the pain.
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He grew up on skis, venturing into the mountains behind his home on tall, hand-hewn wooden planks just as his Kazakh ancestors — products of the many nomadic waves that swept Central Asia over thousands of years — did before him.
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Taken together, these developments constituted a potentially significant victory for the hard-liners, coming off a string of setbacks in their efforts to persuade the president to deliver on the most combative anti-free-trade planks of his presidential campaign.
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The above conjecture may or may not be prescient, but it probably is close enough to elicit concern that the planks of the Democratic Party will only be pushed if the pressure comes from somewhere other than the Oval Office.
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Ms. Preidel, a retired banking director with an eye for design, focused on finishes, including seven-inch white oak planks from Siberian Floors, white bianco Brazilian marble counters from Artistic Tile and striking graffiti-patterned shower tiles from the Tile Spark.
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A nameless beach a few minutes down the road from our apartment complex, and accessible via a path of wooden planks, offered fierce waves, which delighted the children as they twisted in the curling break, but kept me on guard.
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On the morning of the final dress rehearsal this week, Mr. Lepage discussed the production, his attempts to create hypnotic works of theater, and the lessons of his ambitious "Ring," whose 90,000-pound set of rotating planks did not always work.
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" (Novara now charges £15 for T-shirts with this quote.) One of its planks is "Fully Automated Luxury Communism," the notion of a "post-work society" in which labor is largely automated and workers live off a "massively increased minimum wage.
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After the opening solo, Mr. Hamilton and Ms. Lieber match each other in balances or in hip-dipping planks before Ms. Lieber is left alone, a formidable figure as she raises her arms straight by her ears and hinges slowly at the hip.
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The story of why "Washington" failed to understand how well Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump would do, and how the parties can tap into that enthusiasm, is a little more complicated than getting the parties to change a few planks in their platforms.
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GAMBELLARA, Italy, March 5 (Reuters) - Shareholders of troubled Italian lender Banca Popolare di Vicenza approved the conversion of the cooperative bank into a joint-stock company, one of the three main planks of a capital-raising plan meant to boost its financial strength.
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Dark planks had been sunk in the plaster ceiling to give the impression of half-timbering, and there were plastic cuckoo clocks over the bar and the empty fireplace, where they competed for space with a needlepoint of a cluster of snowy firs.
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It's the same behavior that led me to try out Kim Kardashian West's INSANE workout — consisting of 1,000 jump ropes, running 4 miles, planks, push-ups and ab work — which I also found by low-key stalking the mom-of-two on Snapchat.
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Certain that the conflict is beyond fixing, González ordered two of the community's speed boats to be tied together and crisscrossed with sturdy wood planks so that the car could be ferried from the northern side of the lagoon to the town.
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This was largely due to the massive ECB purchases of government bonds and its ultra-low interest rates - the two main planks of a stimulus program that is expected to be gradually wound down in the coming months despite the Italian crisis.
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For the butt it means movements like glute bridges, frog pumps, hip abductions (leaning forward, leaning back, sitting straight), banded monster walks, RKC planks, and extended range side lying hip abductions, all of which made an appearance in the Strong By Bret program.
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Note: If you're looking for a vegetable to pair with it beyond the usual suspects, here's what my mom does: She cuts an acorn squash in half, scoops out the seeds (but leaves the skin on), and then slices it into planks.
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Harris's candidacy — and identity — is one that speaks to the energy and growing diversity of the Democratic party: She's a progressive woman of color who's made advocacy for DREAMers, the fight for equal pay, and abortion rights core planks of her policy proposals.
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In the painting, "Exact Ruler II" (1974) – which was completed seven years after "Floor I" – Plimack Mangold depicts a stainless steel ruler that spans just beyond its stamped 17 inches – an odd length – lying on a wooden floor of tightly abutted vertical planks.
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Other planks of this policy include an agreement to end geoblocks on travellers' digital subscriptions secured earlier this year, and an in-train (but much criticized) digital copyright reform which may have a final text agreed by the end of the year.
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I talked to the activities manager at the Aurora Village, Abraham Montes, over breakfast in the resort's dining hall—a conical structure made of spruce planks—and it became clear that his job had as much to do with managing expectations as activities.
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Some of the key planks of the legislation, which is now being negotiated, are as follows: Despite Republicans billing this process as "bipartisan," Democrats made clear this weekend that they were not satisfied with how they've been cut out of its development.
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