If you're a cyclist, for example, and you want to pop in your water-repellent lenses, or you're skiing and want to pop in lenses that filters the light from the snow . . .
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I also pop in the garden to weed some more.
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Random popcorn kernels start to pop in front of him.
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This morning we contemplated a pop in to Long Beach.
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Look for them to pop in their respective stores soon.
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Gold investors are happy with the recent pop in gold.
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That approach is what made Chicago's drill pop in 2012.
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Their last album came out on Sub Pop in 1003.
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So I decided to pop in for a beard trim.
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Rolling Stone dubbed her the "Queen of Pop" in 2011.
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Rainbow chard makes the colors pop in this meatless dinner.
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Why not pop in and pick up a lightning cable?
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Then they pop in some AirPods, and grab their iPhone.
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There's an Insomnia Cookies down the block, so I pop in.
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Best TV pop in law So full of Blarney and Joy!
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Lay your iPhone on a table and pop in your AirPods.
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Pop in the night guard and transition to my actual bed.
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It's not for Mom and Pop in Cedar Rapids, Iowa yet.
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Instead, shares of companies typically "pop" in their public market debuts.
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Kelsey hears a pop in the distance and then it's on.
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McDonald predicts a potential 10 to 15 percent pop in utilities.
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But without the usual pop in his legs, Flournoy was lost.
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Do you think there is a place for pop in metal?
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KS: Pop in, he's trying to catch up to our scoop.
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I pop in the AmazonGo near my office to grab some breakfast.
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I should pop in there and say hello to Bob, the owner.
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Most of the 2019 gains are from a big pop in January.
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Sometimes a wolf or moose will pop in to join the fun.
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Bravo superfan Jennifer Lawrence is even known to pop in on occasion.
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We're seeing a pop in traffic on nights and long weekends. What?
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Prep these in advance for midweek meals and pop in the freezer!
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It is deeply modern pop in sound, but also D.I.Y. in execution.
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Pop in to see work by rising artists and curators of color.
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Caffeine says that he'll pop in to stream whenever he wants to.
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Because I actually meant to pop in this fine Persian rug wholesaler.
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I think The Verge's Casey Newton may pop in in a moment.
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"I'm from Brooklyn; we don't pop in Brooklyn," he says, again running away.
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I pop in because I need the specific page for a specific laptop.
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W-2 forms sell for about $50 a pop in the Dark Web.
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I pop in to meet Dobby, 20, who hosts weekly show 'Witchez Brew'.
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Pop in the CO2 canister and turn your dad's fridge into a tap.
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"It keeps wanting to pop in my mouth," he says of the breast.
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I had him pop in a pair of Phoenix Gold 26x22 RX speakers.
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After they finished one, they would unscrew it and pop in another one.
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We're used to fawning over the new arrivals that pop in for fall.
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All games lose some momentum after an early pop in popularity following launch.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda's wife must've taken the "pop" in Mary Poppins Returns literally.
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You just pop in a movie and you're under the sea with Ariel.
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The way she presents herself, she can pop in and out of voices.
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Watch Reynolds stay Hip to the Pop in this treasure from the '90s.
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It's very difficult for him to pop in and out of being Spock.
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"This is not about a one-day pop in the stock," said Adamczyk.
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The genius stood, wincing at the pop in his knees, and looked, too.
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Users can pop in a SIM from AT&T, Verizon or T-Mobile.
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It is very easy to either wash by hand or pop in dishwasher.
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Some puzzling, even chilling texts pop in, and he feels compelled to answer.
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Both cities feature lots of bars and nightclubs where celebrities regularly pop in.
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Mango is having a massive sale so we obviously have to pop in.
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"When they come to our churches, they don't just pop in," he said.
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She pushed, quietly and adamantly, against most expectations of pop in the 2010s.
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We decide we're hungry and pop in an old bar called 1520 Bar.
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I pop in Apple AirPods for mobile calls or to listen to podcasts.
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Just pick the show, pop in six phone numbers, and enter your payment info.
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Also pop in a few of these for keeping the toilet fresh between cleanings.
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With a yellow candy Ring Pop in hand, Conrad asked Holtzman to marry him.
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Ultimately, earnings need to pop in the second half of the year, she said.
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Swift was 100% pop in the new album, and she was 22 years old.
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Here's hoping he finds time to pop in and say hi to Darryl, too.
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Then, pop in the second Bud and tuck the excess cord in the middle.
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We pop in a bookstore, and I get my dad a Father's Day gift.
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Just need a place to pop in and out of to shower and sleep?
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However, they sing in español and fuse bachata, reggaeton and pop in their tracks.
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He sold 200 tickets at $1,700 a pop in 48 hours — all through Superphone.
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The stock also got a boost from a 2% pop in crude oil prices.
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All you have to do is pop in your email address here — boom, done.
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They would pop in to pick up takeout orders before heading back on patrol.
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Mr. Williams blended jazz, classical and pop in arrangements that were wholly his own.
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So sit back, pop in some headphones, and find a private place to laugh.
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"Gangnam Style" by PSY foreshadowed the success of K-pop in the United States.
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There's no need to refill them with liquid — just pop in a new JUULpod.
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Just a lesson for the kids ... ya never know who'll pop in for Xmas.
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Jim, you're weekly with the occasional pop in for the big Harvey Weinstein story.
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" Noting the pop in the stock, Susquehanna's Shyam Patil said, "We reiterate our negative (rating) and would take advantage of the pop in the shares, as we think fundamentals remain extremely challenged and continue to see a downward bias to forward estimates.
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Take it from a guy who's been both Kid and Pop in the past decade.
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In my days of busyness, I loathed the work pop-in; too many unscheduled interruptions.
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Strawberry Ice Pop: In the spirit of full disclosure, these ice pops weren't melted enough.
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While wandering New York City, they come across a psychic and decide to pop in.
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You'll see the Q&A section pop in above the review section of Yelp profiles.
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He'll be playing the King of Pop in the upcoming Michael Jackson: Searching for Neverland.
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Dua Lipa and Jorja Smith also both brought huge value to modern pop in 2018.
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But it's always, you know, pop in a mint before every take, moisturize the lips.
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While the low implies little fear of volatility pop in the S&P 500 Index .
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But for those who did pop in, here's what they had to say about #OscarsSoWhite.
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LONDON — You could pop in after you've seen the children off on the Hogwarts Express.
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"We never know who is going to pop in," the new policy advises audience members.
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"When I am in the East Village, I'll pop in and hang out," she says.
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She'll pop in every so often to generate drama or offer up some rich comedy.
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First, I put a 12-ounce can of pop in the center of the mattress.
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You hear more snap, crackle and pop in your joints than in your breakfast cereal.
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If you're running a public meeting, that means anyone with the link can pop in.
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At first, hockey fans would pop in and ask to watch the Maple Leafs' game.
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Don't be surprised if a few special guests pop in to honor his memory, too.
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If you're in the maze at the right time, an extra character could pop in.
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BTS For: Popularizing K-pop in the US. Maybe you've never heard a BTS song.
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There are elements of pop in every genre, with the exception of noise, I guess.
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People in the morning can pop in their contact lenses and see whatever they want.
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In my days of busyness, I loathed the work pop-in — too many unscheduled interruptions.
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We'll definitely keep this smart, hot pop in mind for next year's Sexiest Man Alive issue.
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Maybe he even whips out some cans of vegan chili if his in-laws pop in?
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First, you'll need shoulder-length or longer hair, so pop in extensions or start popping Biotin.
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Bragi's innovative cordless buds pop in like earplugs, and they're standalone gadgets on their own right.
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Bragi's innovative cordless buds pop in like earplugs, and they're standalone gadgets on their own right.
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But the electric utility saw its stock pop in February after promising to keep hiking dividends.
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I pop in my headphones for true crime podcast adventures and get to work on spreadsheets.
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Hopefully he'll continue to pop in on Shonda Rhime's OG show every once in a while.
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All white bed linens made the European-style approach with no top sheet pop in contrast.
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With a paperclip, you pop out the old battery and then pop in the new one.
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Nothing like adding a little macabre to make a love story pop, in my humble opinion!
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He takes the dogs out while I pop in the shower and try to get organized.
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And, you know, whatever other supernatural things pop in there — I'm just very, very curious myself.
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Watch for the issue to pop in President Trump's talks next month with China's Xi Jinping.
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Rob and Jamel pop in to say hello and to, in Jamel's words, show some support.
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The band's move towards pure pop in this decade has diluted that weirdness, which is fine!
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Sadler was recently named co-host of Daily Pop in addition to her role on E!
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I pop in some wireless earbuds, pull out my phone, and start playing with an app.
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You got a pop in the polls with them and you're OK with destruction and harshness.
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It's all kind of pop, in a way, and it goes up quickly because of SoundCloud.
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Check the levels, pop in a microSD card for recording and you're off to the races.
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There's something futuristic about being able to just pop in a pair of earbuds and go.
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Make sure your phone is unlocked before traveling, and you can pop in the new card.
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When we refer to each other, "husband" and "wife" playfully pop in from time to time.
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That group is in the middle of enjoying a "family" dinner together when we pop in.
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Sure. But it's way more likely that teams pop in Kaepernick's tape and see basic mistakes.
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I think there was more hope for that, more pop in that productivity with structural changes.
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Salsa has survived commercially as Latin pop: in the form of love songs called salsa romántica.
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Two years after his first stab at "United State of Pop" in 2007, Roseman had arrived.
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You can then choose any available network, pop in the password if needed, and tap connect.
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Just pop in a K-Cup, press the button, and let the device do its thing.
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As the bench gets a little bit younger, you see guys like Billy Joel pop in there.
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Pop in and give them a try next time you fill up or get a car wash.
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We pop in and out of shops, wistfully dreaming of working for companies like Patagonia or Nike.
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It feels comfortable, even normal to pop in and out of serious conversations over short-burst messages.
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"Love our NBC posse," Kotb wrote on April 25, sharing a photo from Meredith Vieira's pop-in.
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Also notable: The new promo sees Mellie pop in and ask Olivia for help running her campaign.
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Just pop in a flavor capsule with a little milk, and you're seconds away from a snack.
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Popping involves quickly contracting and relaxing muscles to produce a jerking motion or "pop" in the body.
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To assess this, I place a 12-ounce can of pop in the middle of the mattress.
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A "no" vote on the Tesla deal will probably result in a pop in the stock price.
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Case #2: Lauren & AzizaJust like last week, we have a two-for-one pop in episode five.
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The original trio still exists, and still talks about her, but others pop in and out regularly.
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My music's very anti-pop in every way—tonally, the structures are really unpredictable, there's no resolution.
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Clip the dongle onto your clothes, pop in the earbuds, and you're ready to listen to music.
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By the time I brush my teeth and pop in my contacts, we're both out the door.
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He felt a pop in his arm, and then a burning sensation in the dugout between innings.
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The filing states that because the pop in the shares, he no longer believes it is undervalued.
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Pop in your SIM card and make sure it activates properly, and that the phone is usable.
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The stock market, meanwhile, rewarded U.S. appliance maker Whirlpool with a 3.5 percent pop in its stock.
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"Kei hit a serve and heard a 'pop' in his wrist," his manager said in a statement.
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Markets rushed to price in a step-function pop in corporate earnings from a big tax cut.
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He's huge and bald with big green eyes that pop in high-def and sharp, clean lines.
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She discusses pop in the language of a zealot and describes "Melodrama" as an act of zealotry.
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Pop in most cases and other small items, such as keys and debit cards, for easy cleaning.
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Kids pop in music pods to create their own compositions or to learn simple addition and subtraction.
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My sister Aimee and I would whine when Mom or Dad would pop in another Hip album.
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The uptrend hasn't been busted, the pop in the VIX is right around the magnitude you'd expect, etc.
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Even at her Superbowl performance this year, Beyoncé paid homage to the King of Pop in her costuming.
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HATCH is a part of Nordstrom's Pop-In shop series, which rotates in new popular brands every month.
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Why stream games from the cloud when they can just pop in a disc or download them once?
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A bite-sized pouch of crispy potato sounds like a very appealing thing to pop in your mouth.
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In general, Lawson says that he was, and remains, unfazed by each dip and pop in Twilio's stock.
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Pop some corn while you pop in your favorite Star Wars movie for an evening of intergalactic entertainment.
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A new bookstore opened up down the street from our apartment so we pop in for their opening.
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IT IS hard to predict when bubbles will pop, in particular when they are nested within each other.
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The only pop in the design is the shiny coppery-gold HP logo and kickstand on the back.
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Then maybe you'll dust off the old Operation, pop in some AA batteries, and perfect your surgical skills.
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Zoom, the video-chat company that debuted with a 235.76% pop in April, closed down 226% at $25.3.
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That's directly contradicted by that extended finale which appears to glorify pop in all its beauty and power.
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I just feel something pop in my shoulder as I try to wrench them up past my hips.
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Sometimes we'll pop in SoBou, also on Chartres, or Sylvain on Royal Street for a superb craft cocktail.
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These gains added to the 20193-point pop in the Dow on Monday to start the fourth quarter.
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Cheltenham staff say that when she does pop in, she often goes unnoticed by other racing fans. 5.
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Mattek-Sands said that she had heard a "pop" in her leg as she stepped toward the net.
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But pop in at any local nutrition store and there's plenty of vitamin D sitting on the shelves.
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You know, we pop in, but they do the bulk of the work when they're in their respective.
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Once you know your way around the Joy-Cons, you'll be ready to pop in Mario Tennis Aces.
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Any time the radio wasn't getting reception, my mom would pop in a cassette of Jimmy Swaggart sermons.
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That's because a company announcing a repurchase program usually sees its stock price pop in the short term.
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The antique opus meets modern avant-pop in Anno, Anna Meredith's hourlong multisensory reinterpretation of The Four Seasons.
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The problem Namajunas faces is that she just hasn't demonstrated that she has any pop in her blows.
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We recommend you buy your iPhone unlocked so you can pop in local SIM cards when you travel.
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During my visit, I saw several people pop in, look confusedly at the store, and leave shortly after.
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Pop-In at Nordstrom Everlane is available at the nine Nordstrom locations below and online at nordstrom.com/pop.
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I'll try to pop in to talk about it from time to time, but am otherwise busy traveling.
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The fact that such games sold for $27 a pop in 25.7 money certainly helped matters as well.
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So don your witch's hat or pop in your vampire fangs and queue up the 214 songs below.
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To test motion transfer, I place a 12-ounce can of pop in the middle of the mattress.
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I get to Union Square super early, so I pop in a used bookstore to kill some time.
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Likewise, in case you missed it as I did, Amanda Petrusich on Iggy Pop, in The New Yorker.
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Any time you are somewhere with a bathroom or a public sink, pop in and wash your hands.
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JON CARAMANICA Let's have some fun, this beat is sick: There is hope for upbeat pop in 2020.
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Sell the pop in Intel shares because the chipmaker faces a challenging year, according to Loop Capital Markets.
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Doing so costs anywhere from $2 to $10 a pop in the states where freeze fees are charged.
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She did, however, venture below 50th Street at least once to pop in at the SoHo location of Ladurée.
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The pop in Dropbox's price may bode well for Spotify, valued at roughly $19 billion in the private market.
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So, go ahead and reheat the last bit of Oscars night leftovers you have and pop in those earbuds.
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And though it's not as satisfying as one big pop, in the end, Antonio's back is delightfully bump-free.
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Just pop in a pre-made smoothie pod, enjoy, and the device will take care of the cleaning itself.
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You arrive at the running loop in your park, pop in your earbuds — you've even made a running playlist.
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The right-hander felt a pop in his elbow while pitching for Triple-A Round Rock on June 23.
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" Additionally, Chamberlain says, companies are looking for people who can "pop in as a consultant and help solve problems.
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The outlines of shapes are more distinct, and people's eyes, for example, now pop in a very noticeable way.
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"Everything is leading us to believe that we're not going to see a big pop in earnings," he explained.
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Rechargeable electronics are extremely convenient, but when they're dead you can't just pop in a fresh set of AAs.
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So, you can pop in for toothpaste and exit with the perfect gift for anyone on your nice list.
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And they still have a parlor in Jerusalem's Old City, meaning William, 35, could pop in and get one!
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Facebook reported positive advertising growth during its second quarter earnings report Wednesday, and saw its stock pop in response.
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I am always glad to have some in my freezer to thaw quickly and serve to pop-in guests.
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I pop in an old DVD or login to a membership site and just enjoy other humans having sex.
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Like, literally people in our hall will pop in and see us working on it and say something nice.
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So of course, for Goop's Pop-In events, Nordstrom will be featuring wellness-focused products and clean beauty brands.
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The Doomlands is a very basic blaster, sporting four slits for small darts to pop in and fire quickly.
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Kiwi berries are fuzz-free, grape sized kiwis you can pop in your mouth or muddle in my margarita.
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"Within minutes of that announcement, we saw a big pop in implied volatility," one source at a bank said.
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At least now, I can work out in my gym and they can pop in if they need me.
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Character blurring and texture pop-in (unrelated to time travel shenanigans) are common and hinder some of the experience.
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But most of the time, if a roommate or S.O. were to pop in, we wouldn't be too bothered.
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The G5's modules pop in and out like the cartridges on the Handspring Visor, or a Game Boy.
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DG: We didn't just pop in and spend like five minutes with people, just trying to snap a photo.
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They'd have animations appear behind the players and then Generette's vibrant illustrations would pop in from behind each player.
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"The Gypsy King,"* the boss of the local Romani underworld, would also pop in every once in a while.
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The S&P 2150 soared 213%, while the Nasdaq gained 21000%, led by a 2180% pop in Apple shares.
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"We shouldn't have this replacement mind-set to pop out the human and pop in the machine," he said.
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Daytona USA on the Saturn felt slow and choppy due to a poor frame rate and pop-in issues.
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A. vacuums (we are fighting a losing battle against pet hair) and I pop in a load of laundry.
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The work pictures a bodybuilder wielding a giant Tootsie Pop in a living room packed with flashy consumer goods.
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Dip the top of each pop in the sprinkles and sparkling sugar; place pops, sprinkles-side-down, on baking sheet.
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The Canadian songstress has had one of the most robust careers in pop — in her home country, she is royalty.
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Blash showed some pop in his bat — along with strikeouts — that enticed the Padres to keep him on the roster.
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And according to Khouw, Applied Materials still looks quite reasonably valued even after the post-earnings pop in share price.
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And judging by the 5 percent stock-price pop in Wednesday morning trade, it may help keep shareholders happier, too.
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Pop in your destination, hit the walking directions button… but instead of "Start", you tap the new "Start AR" button.
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All the while, a colorful group of neighborhood folks pop in and out to offer their take on what's happening.
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Monitoring your health with the same device you pop in your ears to listen to the latest Cardi B track?
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We carry some colorful stuff so [the products] really pop in the space once they get placed on the fixtures.
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There could be an amazing music scene that's gonna pop in the next few years that we don't know about.
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She also won a Video Music Award for Best Pop Video in 2014 and, most recently, Best Pop in 2018.
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So, when I see emails pop in... they rank right up there with what is going on with North Korea.
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Beisdes a late pop in the stock market, the retail stocks, most negatively impaced by the border adjustment tax, rallied.
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We walk by a Dunkin' Donuts on our way to the store, and I pop in for a medium coffee.
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While the low implies little fear of volatility pop in the S&P 500 Index, VIX options positioning says differently.
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Friends from their old nightlife circles, like James St James and DJ Keoki, would sometimes pop in as special guests.
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Whip up some dinner, pop in one of these movies about mothers and daughters, and enjoy some quality time together.
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Everyone from Samsung to Jaybird to Apollo are coming out with earbuds you pop in your ears, no wires required.
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" He said organic peroxides of different grades were released, creating "a pop in the containers where they were being stored.
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Need for Speed Heat sometimes looks beautiful, but struggles with draw distances, pop-in, framerate, and convincing weather and lighting.
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Anitta, who is half-black, got her start making funk before pivoting to more mainstream pop in Spanish and English.
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Was this, playing Scrabble for $200 a pop in the middle of a workday, all there was left to do?
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Pop in a pod, and the smartphone companion app displays a wealth of information generally unavailable to the average user.
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KINSEY We're going to hit up all of the cast and crew to make pop-in phone calls, stop by.
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Any time you have a pop in the sector, it's going to be a sell for quite a long time.
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The oven launched to the space station in November, so astronauts could pop in premade cookie dough provided by DoubleTree.
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Simply pop in whatever you're trying to fry — cheese, sweet potatoes, apples (hey, we're not judging) — and let her rip.
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Most of Netflix's gains for 2019 came from a big pop in January when the company flexed its pricing power.
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There&aposs not a lot of pop in that left hand any more, footwork goes down, his hands are heavy.
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You have incentives to do slideshows, you have incentives to rehash the news and pop in the Google News algorithm.
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To make absolutely sure Manafort isn't wearing a wire, Trump insisted the pair pop in the shower together, as one does.
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The biggest musicians in the world are reshaping what it means to be at the center of pop in myriad ways.
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When Holtzman turned around and saw his boyfriend walking toward him, Ring Pop in his hand, he began to tear up.
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Eat a bowl of Cheerios and grab two pieces of bread from the freezer to pop in the toaster at work.
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The index overall was up 5.7 percent Thursday compared to the 0.7 percent pop in the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index.
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For example, a cyclical sound wave would be the repetition of a sound clip without a pop in between each repetition.
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On my way home, I pop in my local supermarket for sea bass, eggs, toilet paper, spinach, halloumi, tomatoes, and turkey.
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Sure, grime lyrics may largely be a mixture of sends, batty appreciation, and shouting "pow!" or "pop!" in a powerful manner.
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In October 2004, as she headed toward the Marine Corps Marathon finish line, she heard a loud pop in her head.
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The initial pop in equities following Trump's election was mostly spurred by hopes of infrastructure spending, deregulation and lower corporate taxes.
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And for a full look at all of the shirts available, you can check out Nordstrom's exclusive pop-in shop here.
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Yet you guys talk about blasting Taylor Swift and other pop in the van and go see Carly Rae Jepsen live.
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"I'm the luckiest man in the world," Lauv told Arjan Writes on his show The A-List Pop in early December.
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Wells Capital Chief Investment Strategist Jim Paulsen said Tuesday a potential "global, synchronized pop in growth" could extend the bull market.
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Our physicians and staff will pop in from time to time because there is such lively conversation happening in pre-op.
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The network announced the reunion Wednesday, and president Bob Greenblatt promised each star would pop in, if not all at once.
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The pop in Tilray's share price — more than 63,000 percent since its initial public offering in July — might not be sustainable.
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This revolving door of guests who pop in and out of ASTROWORLD contribute to Scott's rep as the supreme function host.
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It's easy to pop in and out of, and both of you would be too self-conscious to throw a tantrum.
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Their citrus nectar is contained within signature pearl-shaped vesicles that pop in your mouth, much like their fish roe doppelganger.
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A small panel in the back opens up allowing you to swap in more storage or pop in a SIM card.
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"He said he might try to pop in to the Ritz Cinema but couldn't promise," Katehos told Mashable Australia via email.
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"For the most part, it seems like investors are taking advantage of any pop in stocks to take profits," she said.
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The Activité Pop in 2015 had the same functionality, but used cheaper materials to make it a third of the price.
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"Popstar" takes aim at everything that is artificial and plastic in contemporary pop in a spirit of love rather than spite.
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Simply pop in an AT&T, T-Mobile, or any other GSM sim card for service and you're good to go.
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Higher variation, on the other hand, means users pop in every now and then for a marathon to play catch-up.
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More characters pop in, including Teresa's sexy friend, Acácio (Thomas Aquino), who has bedroom eyes and a gun in his waistband.
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The console will also have high bandwidth GDDR6 RAM, which should help with things like load times and texture pop in.
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Pop in their 2015 record The 25th Hour, which is packed full of pit-starters to which anyone can throw down.
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But why fiddle with zapping pics from your camera via Wi-Fi when you could just pop in an SD card?
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There's something about watching the soap slowly expand, morph through the air, and pop in a ripple effect that's especially soothing.
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Similarly, Spud's girlfriend (Shirley Henderson) and Begbie's wife (Pauline Turner) pop in only briefly, their faces betraying decades of emotional strain.
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I can pop in and out at any time, so it's super convenient, and the people who work there are really nice.
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I think once you get past those guys, that's when the other stuff pops in, the other aspects of it pop in.
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Today, we took a break from our regularly scheduled cake-frosting programming to watch a popcorn kernel pop in extreme slow motion.
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Vulture reports that during an interview with the Boston Review, Atwood suggested that none other than Drake for a pop-in role.
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It still dips in frame rate from time to time and has some large issues with pop-in textures in certain areas.
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Of the 22018 senior consultants at the hospital, many pop in for no more than an hour a day if at all.
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It's more exciting to watch a big-name internet company pop in first-day trading or poke fun at an underperforming dud.
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"You can always pop in for a top-up every three to four weeks to keep your lashes looking amazing," Docrat says.
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Nutanix saw an even bigger pop in its debut, more than doubling last Friday after pricing higher than it had previously forecast.
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Soon, you&aposll be able to pop in your Apple AirPods to hear the person you&aposre talking to a little better.
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Emma Stone and June Squibb also pop in to offer advice, like how to politely call someone a misogynistic prick (episode 4).
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" What he said happened: Organic peroxides of different grades were released, creating "a pop in the containers where they were being stored.
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But in regards to "Dolemite," it sounds like in your youth you would pop in the VHS and watch it with friends.
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Breaks, other song ideas that pop in and out, abrupt silences, and vocal processing are used as a way to separate thoughts.
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I pop in to say hello to Vanity Fair editor Radhika Jones and ask about a Condé meeting scheduled for later today.
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Pop in a single stick and enjoy an entire meal, start to finish, with none of the calories, mess, or family relations.
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This solo traveler researches which colors will pop in her next destination, and brainstorms how outfits will fare with her Instagram audience.
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We're not living in the '90s anymore, when you could get a new gadget, pop in some batteries and start using it immediately.
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Just pop-in a SIM from your carrier of choice, add the correct access point (APN) info into Windows and off you go.
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We'd absolutely burn him a CD and mail it (and maybe even pop in for the party JK) if anyone has his address.
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I had a meeting at the office that morning, so I figured I'd pop in to get the test and go straight there.
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He last played for Boston on April 22019 against the New York Yankees but felt a pop in his knee during that game.
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You even pop in INKJET for "Laser alternative," because you've been doing this for a while now and what else could it be?
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If you want a pair of earbuds you can pop in and forget about, then any pair in the Noble lineup will work.
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Do you have any body-safe kitchen utensils you can pop in the fridge to play with temperature and texture on your skin?
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The app also lists the prices of the items in the store, so you can pop in and out without searching the shelves.
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According to EW, the Russo brothers would pop in and play games of Fortnite during downtime on set and while editing the movie.
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You just have to place this bad boy on top of your grill, allow it to heat up, and pop in your pizza.
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Yes, it's true — there are tons of products packaged in ways that make them look like something you could pop in your mouth.
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Bowie moved to Switzerland in 1976, and later to Berlin with his friend Iggy Pop in a largely successful attempt to clean up.
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He even arranged for the couple's friends to pop in the airport singing "Happy Birthday" to the soon-to-be 30-year-old.
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On this cold and blustery day, why not pop in and pick up a little warmth with our Wiccy Magic Muscles massage bar.
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No matter what happens in the real world, it's safe to predict virtual reality's GDC bubble will pop in the next couple years.
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In Chicago, taxi medallions soared from $70,000 in 2007 to about $357,000 a pop in late 2013 — right before Uber hit the scene.
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They can put their favorite veggies in between the two plates and just pop in the microwave for perfect grill marks every time.
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It's he and I, and a few part-time people who pop in and out, and friends who help with this and that.
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And if they have not moved far away — Holland is now in California — they still pop in for games from time to time.
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The full list of new combos is available on their blog — just in case you want to familiarize yourself before you pop in.
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He was part of the original brain trust of Tropicalía, the movement that brought a psychedelic modernism to Brazilian pop in the 1960s.
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Every recipe has a difficulty level, and some even come with a TV-dinner-style roasting pan that you pop in the oven.
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It really hints at soda, which is called "pop" in areas of the country that are wrong about what soda should be called.
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I thought, wouldn't it be cool if there was something like Superman's phone booth where people could pop in and recharge their superpowers?
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We pop in a couple of shops to see if we can find a better bag to use for gifts, but no luck.
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It is a place vibrant enough for a happy hour pop-in, yet intimate enough for after-dark canoodling over caviar and cocktails.
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The only interruption was a quick pop-in hello to him from the young daughter of a friend; her name was Paris Hilton.
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Of course, when you need a break from gaming, you can simply pop in an Ultra HD Blu-ray movie to watch instead.
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Then Skrillex and Chance the Rapper pop in like kids with magnifying glasses and transform all the ambient energy into searing ultralight beams.
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"When I got to law school, on the toughest days I would pop in the movie and get a good laugh," she tells PEOPLE.
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"We are very excited to announce that Schitt's Creek is coming back for a sixth season on CBC and Pop in 2020," they wrote.
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Unfortunately, elections seem to reverse that filtering dynamic, encouraging candidates to instantly voice the most ill-advised, bizarre ideas that pop in their heads.
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We end up walking by a bakery café (how did that happen?), and it smells so good that I can't help but pop in.
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She would just drop by, pop in the back door, ask me what I had eaten for lunch, and if I had any friends.
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It wasn't anything fancy, but it was special to share stories about each other's hometowns and pop in and out of the old spots.
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I pop in a load of laundry, do a longer workout, and write down my to-do list for the rest of the day.
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Just like with Alto's Odyssey, this lets me both take the experience with me, and also pop in some headphones to fully immerse myself.
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"Since I made that donation, maybe I can use a ball that doesn&apost have much pop in it," he said through a translator.
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Set up your old device up on a charging stand, and pop in some wireless earbuds or connect your phone to a Bluetooth speaker.
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Alas, there also isn't much in the way of a dramatic arc for the pair, who mostly just pop in around the story's edges.
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So-called "virtual particles" can pop in and out of existence over such short time frames that they don't violate established laws of physics.
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The King of Pop Art met the King of Pop in New York in the 1970s, and went on to depict him numerous times.
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Now, he's transitioned fully into pop, in the House of Balloons-esque despair of My Dear Melancholy, and in the crossover success of Starboy.
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So if you are still stuck on what carton to pop in your cart, read on to see which beverage comes out on top!
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"In the end, there is just not enough economic pop in the Carson project to justify the coexistence of two competing clubs," Vrooman said.
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The Yankees, who have been built around a power-hitting lineup and a dominating bullpen back end, have lost the pop in their bats.
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Via his work on singles, his proclivity for a swollen, euphoric chorus has had a big impact on mainstream pop in the last decade.
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Amazingly, this is already the second case of a company that sells beverages to see a pop in value because of speculation surrounding bitcoin.
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Chart history: Peaked at No. 2"Problem" is arguably the entire reason why Nicki Minaj was justified in rapping, "Ariana run pop," in 2016.
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I'm told you can pop in any smart light bulb like one from Philips Hue control it via an app or a digital assistant.
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On the first possession of UConn's 80-51 win over Oregon State, Samuelson drove for a layup and felt a pop in her foot.
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Fake Laugh has developed from a master of bedroom lo-fi to a scholar of sophisticated indie-pop in hardly any time at all.
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Meghan then told them that she just joined the messaging service and might "pop in" with a waving hand emoji, according to the Telegraph.
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Now today is the first time, after that big pop in the VIX, when we're seeing buying or volumes increase, also on the dip.
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"So I happen to pop in there, and they usually have two, three, four phone bankers just naturally in there doing things," D'Alessandro remembered.
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" Shown on the Dutch television show "Top Pop" in 1974, Bowie wore an eye-patch while playing "Rebel Rebel" from the album "Diamond Dogs.
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I can pop in to see this or that quirky post in my news feed, and sometimes clicking "like" is just what I need.
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I pop in my earbuds and skip ahead on I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One, because I must hear "Autumn Sweater" immediately.
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Apple on Wednesday reported better-than-expected earnings for the fiscal first quarter, thanks in no small part to a pop in iPhone sales.
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Technical analysts are calling a short-term pop in stock prices on Wall Street, but struggle to see how longer-term gains can hold.
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Traditional IPOs are often underpriced by design to provide large institutional investors the benefit of an immediate 10-15% "pop" in the stock price.
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It's not clear if the South Koreans spoke to the President before or after his surprise pop-in to the White House briefing room.
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The pop-in, which features shirts for women, men, and children, will open at select Nordstrom stores and online from August 18 to September 24.
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Whites and bubblies, on the other hand, you can pop in the freezer for a few minutes before serving if you really like them cold.
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The songs, pure pop in sensibility, park Charli's delightful proclivities for oddity for a moment, and see her giving herself over to absolute pop pleasure.
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Hurry and get your highly 'grammable, brightly-colored suitcase (and other Away luggage accessories) before they depart from Nordstrom's Pop-In shop on February 24.
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Joseph Fiennes has been cast to play the king of pop in a comedy for British television, an announcement that quickly drew a negative reaction.
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"Pop in on us from time to time and tell our mom in heaven we have been good girls," they cheekily added in their tribute.
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The Benintendi at-bat was prolonged by Mike Napoli's second botched catch of a foul pop in the game, Texas' second error of the inning.
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In the meantime, only pop in here if you're a true fan of the movie or if you don't mind braving a hefty wait time.
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Other characters pop in and out, sure, but the episode is careful to examine each leg of the main triangle with a close, clear eye.
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Simply open the machine, pop in a K-Cup Pod, fill the reservoir with water, close the lid, and press the Keurig button to brew.
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That way you could easily pop in and see stories created by other users, and you could share your clips without ever leaving the app.
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One day, we may all just pop in our Pixel Buds and be able to translate directly what the other is saying without any phones.
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You'll be able to connect the Flip to a TV or pop in a memory card from your digital camera, without buying any extra adapters.
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Economists expect to see strong hiring and steady wage growth in the March employment report, but markets are bracing for a surprise pop in wages.
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There's Neptune's necklace, a seaweed whose briny pods pop in your mouth, and finger lime, whose minuscule capsules offer a contrasting squirt of tart citrus.
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"My music is too underground to be called pop in the general sense, but I write it with an emphasis to be remembered," he explains.
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That's going to make us pop in a way and kind of make it all very tangible what the vision of the place really is.
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Stands of trees are common fodder for abrupt pop-in as your generic VW crawls over the road, and most buildings are merely a façade.
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Back in 2017, Nordstrom partnered with Everlane to bring the startup's sustainably made, luxe basics to its customers as part of its "Pop-In" series.
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There was also no sign of an imminent pop in the bond bubble, it added, and limited contagion to other emerging markets from Argentina's crisis.
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Now signed to Mom + Pop in America and Lucky Number in the UK, last year Hinds played 135 gigs, 16 of which were at SXSW.
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You could easily buy a table lamp from Ikea on the cheap, pop in a smart lightbulb, and connect it to a smartplug for less.
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Most of us know CVS as a chain of pharmacy stores, where we might pop in to fill a prescription or pick up some snacks.
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The "caviar" beads (actually Earl Grey tea mixed with sodium alginate) pop in my mouth, topping off each sip with a last little hit of bergamot.
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But regardless of how much the Beyoncé bounce works, this remix strategy might not end up benefitting Balvin's career — or Latinx pop — in the long term.
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On the way back, after popping to a local deli for a jar of herring which they pop in their tote bag, their bike chain snaps.
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"I'm really grateful I have the opportunity to pop in and see a show and go back to work again," Ms. Robbie said before the show.
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"I assume that May will win and maybe slightly extend the current majority and then you will get a 1 percent pop in sterling," he said.
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Just as new friends and foes join the fray each episode, familiar faces from the past are bound to pop in every once in a while.
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Over in Europe, a sea of green as the DAX climbs 1% as IWIM every major group rallies, led by a 1.5% pop in the Fins.
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The "Works with Cardboard" device easily lets you unfold the cigarette case-sized viewer and pop in any smartphone to view 360 content anywhere you are.
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Pop in an authentically NES-style controller (additional ones sold separately for 10 bucks), plug into your flatscreen with HDMI, and you're back in your childhood.
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Use the included 8GB microSD card to get two hours of recording time, or pop in a 32GB microSD card (not included) for even more capacity.
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Since 32GB is the only capacity most people can buy the S7 in, the ability to pop in an up to 200GB SD card is appreciated73.
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How aware is your average mom and pop in, say, Wisconsin, of the fragility across potentially dozens of emerging nations where their pension plans are invested?
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Here are eight dishes you can make a day or two ahead and pop in the oven for an impromptu dinner that will impress your guests.
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There's an art to the court cleaning hustle; you've gotta pop in and out, wax on, wax off—all while using the proper poly-cotton blend.
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I pop in there for a quick happy-hour martini and onion rings, then walk over to Naomi's gorgeous home that she shares with her husband.
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The pop in share price came after the company said it had dropped plans to issue as much as $2 billion in new shares, Reuters said.
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I jumped on some household-name consumer-driven stocks during the recent market drop, and the pop in some of these stocks was a pleasant shocker.
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Hallyu has been building for two decades, but K-pop in particular has become increasingly visible to global audiences in the past five to 10 years.
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It's just hiding on 19th Street, and it's a great place if you want to just pop in some headphones and just listen to some music.
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" She added, "If it's safe to do so you can pop in but you can also stay in touch over the phone, online or by post.
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I thought I could pop in and out of this 30-part puzzle, when I had a few minutes to spare, once I'd learned the gist.
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Even then, their albums are often amalgams of different sonic endpoints, stitching together garage, punk, psych, prog, folk, and pop in whatever ways they see fit.
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The next time there's a pop in equities, Shay said, she would sell put credit spreads in GLD or buy the longer-dated delta-70 calls.
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Pop in some earbuds and spend a quiet moment scrolling through The Calm Place, our new oasis of peace that comes with an emotional support dog.
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Designed so that you can easily pop in and out of a chat, Fam lets up to eight people chat via video at the same time.
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Matt Stone, a creator of "South Park," and Daniel Villano, a colorist at Frédéric Fekkai, are among her clients who pop in to test demo units.
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The production — by Jack Antonoff and Ms. Swift — is slippery and caustic, reminiscent of the places electro and industrial overlapped with pop in the mid-1980s.
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And the 44 percent pop in its stock price was the biggest enjoyed by a company of a billion-dollar I.P.O. since Twitter's debut in 2013.
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You can flip your part, pop in face-framing highlights, plump the volume with texture spray, or go for the biggest change of all: chop bangs.
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Trilobites It's a small fish, only a couple of inches long, and its bright colors make it pop in the Pacific coral reefs it calls home.
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You'll be able to use Google's newest smartphones, the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL, without needing to pop in a SIM card, the company announced today.
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They feature meeting rooms which employees can use, or they can pop in and work away casually in other parts of the tree houses if they wish.
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There's certainly no dearth of happy-go-lucky Christmas pop — in fact, come the holidays, we're pretty much inundated with various celebrity-sung iterations of holiday classics.
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Instagram is slowly ballooning into a space where users are asked to devote more time toward their screen, instead of being able to pop in and out.
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It's a sleek device that allows users to simply pop in a prefilled cartridge of nicotine liquid, which comes in flavors ranging from Virginia tobacco to fruit.
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I just tried Myro, which I discovered on Instagram and comes with a reusable case and a subscription for deodorant pods that you pop in the case.
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Guatemalan asylum-seeker Hermelindo Che Coc cries as he reunites with his 223-year-old son, Jefferson Che Pop, in the Los Angeles area on July 230.
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This would've been a good time for Arrested Development to prove there's still some pop in this old formula of complicated cringe-comedy with nested in-jokes.
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After just over a hundred bats in the Major Leagues in the late '90s and a couple years in the minors, White found his pop in Mexico.
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Sara Puhto shared the true story behind how her butt gets that Kardashian-esque "booty pop" in her photos in a post that resonated with her followers.
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After Tuesday's surprise pop in new home sales, existing home sales Wednesday should be a focus, as traders countdown to Friday's speech by Fed Chair Janet Yellen.
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I really only wanted to use the restroom to freshen up, so I pop in and hope no baristas tell me the restroom is for customers only.
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There's a tiny grocery store at one of my stops, so I pop in to grab a pot of yogurt and some grapes to eat this afternoon.
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" On the need to reinvent superhero costumes for each movie: "Very often when superheroes pop in and out of each other's worlds, they'll make a new costume.
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" Kate paid for the $3 book and $11/50 Beatrix Potter Tom Kitten figurine in cash, and before she left, she vowed to "pop in again privately.
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Wal-Mart shares have tumbled 2 percent since their earnings pop in mid-February, and the charts are pointing to even more pain for the retail giant.
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The app also includes optional sound and motion alerts, as well as two-way audio so you can pop in and say "hello" every now and then.
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The likelihood is Apple will sell some of the OLED phones next year, and at least have some ready in case it sees a pop in demand.
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Marilla tells her to get over herself, but one can't help but wish Tyra Banks was around to pop in with a little self-esteem training exercise.
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When hearing the extra material, did the thought ever pop in your head that maybe you should have included one of those takes on the original song?
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An easy conclusion for casual observers to draw would be that the pop in the spring reflects a "sugar high" from tax cuts that will quickly dissipate.
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The actor playing Alex, Parker Drown in the Penguin production, also plays the boss lady, and several other characters who pop in and out of his story.
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It lets you "pop in" to any participating gym (currently only in New York City) and only pay for the time you're there, down to the minute.
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After trying to make it as an artist in Vienna and Sicily, he returned to Cluj and started the Plan B gallery with Mihai Pop in 503.
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Casey Janssen, who logged a 2.35 ERA in 70 games the previous season, was throwing in the bullpen when he suddenly felt a pop in his shoulder.
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Pop in at Zara and try on a few things, but the line to purchase is so long, I think better of it and leave empty-handed.
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Still, the Yankees have more than enough pop in their bats to get by — especially against a schedule consisting almost exclusively of bottom-feeders until Labor Day.
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R. is already awake and about to get in the shower, so I wake up Z. and get her ready to pop in the shower with him.
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Gene Munster, a veteran Apple (AAPL) analyst at Loup Ventures, sees Apple shares — currently at $210— rising to $350 a pop in 2020 and $400 in 2021.
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"Mark is involved in every business he owns, and frankly it's not unusual for him to just pop in and see how things are going," Feldman said.
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They typically look like this: Now, with Apple Health records, you can just open up the app, pop in to see your lab results, and close out.
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Although likely the most familiar, Close's portraits really pop in the airy stations, and visitors on the first day were drawn to touch their intricate tile work.
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With stock markets touching new highs every other day, investors are clamoring for new investment opportunities and that could help companies see a pop in shares on debut.
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"I think it's more likely than not we'll see a pop in the markets no matter which way this plays out," Arnott told CNBC's "Squawk Alley " on Tuesday.
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They and other famous figures pop in and out as Michael Mitnick's script moves to its finale, where the two adversaries arrive at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair.
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Investors attending the roadshow said Uber's IPO book was quickly oversubscribing, making a pop in the shares of the company on its first day of trading more likely.
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Noted Jackson impersonator Navi will make his acting debut as the King of Pop in Searching for Neverland, which has been shooting out and about in Los Angeles.
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Tesla shares got a little pop in after-hours trading Wednesday after the electric car maker delivered an earnings report in line with expectations and an optimistic outlook.
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"Fiscal stimulus is fine, but it is more aligned with a short-term pop in rates," said Jason Celente, senior portfolio manager at Insight Investment's Fixed Income Group.
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The record was announced by a dose of late-Beatles pop in the form of "Dear Life" and the news that Beck is friends with, er, MC Hammer.
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I'd pop in some toast then hop in the shower or make something like granola that takes longer and completely forget that I had something in the oven.
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The bubbles eventually pop in a small explosion of smoke but when they first appear underneath that muck of green goo, it's like seeing eggs spawn or something.
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The thing took a kind of funny pop in the air, rolled around behind him, and a flurry of Packers' arms reached in to capitalize on the situation.
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So if you land on a seemingly familiar site and your credentials don't pop in, that's yet another hint that maybe you're not where you thought you were.
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Only a Jackson would once again bring black women to the pinnacle of rock, as Janet combined the genre with the soul, funk, and pop in her discography.
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But it's as Blood Orange that he's truly found his voice, channeling soul, funk, hip-hop, R&B, and an overwhelming tendency towards flawless pop in his art.
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In the case of this, for example, it's about making it possible to create a channel that makes it easier to pop in and out for multiple organizations.
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Now someone can pop in, read the WSJ's best or most resource-intensive article, and the publisher effectively gets paid à la carte like with an iTunes single.
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With Hearthstone, Blizzard created a game where the casual player could pop in, play a few rounds, win some cards, and still feel like they were having fun.
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Back in 2017, Nordstrom collaborated with Everlane, a sustainable clothing brand hailed for its ethical practices and affordable, high-quality basics, as part of its "Pop-In" series.
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The recipe for a "Mayon-egg" is simple: Just squirt a small packet of mayonnaise into your mouth, pop in a hard-boiled egg and slosh both around.
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But before that, the North will welcome the emissaries of K-pop in the first appearance by South Korean artists in the North for more than a decade.
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It opened an office in a co-working space in a downtown high-rise, where curious visitors can pop in to speak with staff about starting to drive.
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And that's why I think being in academia puts me in a safe space to do that, so that I can pop in and out and do this.
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As the photons quickly pop in and out of existence, "this quantum noise is like a popcorn crackle in the background that creeps into our interferometer," Mavalvala said.
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The pop in discarded retail stocks Thursday at least raises the prospect that the Death of the Mall theme has been overplayed a bit in the short term.
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But the movie's moody, wintry landscapes still pop in two dimensions, as does a stirring performance by the 9-year-old Tinashe (a full decade before "2 On").
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To mitigate for a small pop in Nike, Keene is looking to sell the December 50-strike calls and buy the December 52.5-strike calls for $1 per share.
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But because songs as dense as "I Need U" don't often chart nowadays, their recent work, like American pop in the past few years, has gotten sparer and slower. .
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While the restaurants benefit by seeing a pop in sales, the delivery services do not share most consumer data but charge high commission fees, usually between 15% and 30%.
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Piper Jaffray missed the pop in shares of F5 Networks following earnings, but told clients that the results were so good there is further to run in the stock.
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While I was working or hanging out with friends in my real life, Nour would pop in with commentary or cute selfies to show off new cities or supplies.
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Buybacks are on the retreat in 2016, hitting a 21-month low in March and not showing much pop in April either, according to market data analytics firm TrimTabs.
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"That caused not only a pop in the oil price, but a group that has been disappointed has now turned around," said John Ing, president of Maison Placements Canada.
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In return, Here-equipped Coachella-goers will be able to pop in the smart earbuds and use audio filters that have been tuned to the acoustics of each stage.
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While a pop in oil prices may drive the sector higher, Gibbs said dismal profits and high amounts of debt will continue to weigh on energy companies longer term.
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As the symphony of MC voices pop in and out of the album's tracks, the production (which is handled by Black Noi$e and NOLIFE) gels the project together.
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The Wasabi Company in Dorset make a green and red shiso tea and way back in 2009, Pepsi launched a shiso-flavoured version of the popular pop in Japan.
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"The SPX has broken out of its consolidation phase, generating a bullish "pop" in the daily stochastics," BTIG Chief Technical Strategist Katie Stockton said in a Friday morning note.
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Few summer joys come close to nibbling on those succulent kernels, slicked with lots of butter and just a sprinkle of salt, and feeling them pop in my mouth.
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In years where small-caps trailed after 20003 months of the year, they continued to lag into November and December with a potential for a big pop in January.
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The Arena Football League is the largest and highest-tier among many leagues that pop in and out of the arena football economy, which is bigger than you think.
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That is to say, though adherents of sovereign citizen thinking tend to follow specific gurus, they don't often have distinct memes or tattoos that pop in a PowerPoint presentation.
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Surprising reporters and pastors, Mr. Trump decided to pop in for a 15-minute stop at McLean Bible Church in Northern Virginia after a round of golf that afternoon.
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And it didn't hurt that Ms. Hofmann lived just a few blocks away, making it easy for her to pop in and offer extra hand-holding throughout the process.
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Before this super excited Spice Girl fan was taking the stage as an international singing sensation, she was just another music lover about to pop in London, United Kingdom.
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Ms. White is summoning the songstresses of 60s and 70s pop in a performance in the lobby of the VICE's Williamsburg office on a Thursday afternoon earlier this summer.
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Transit agencies across the country are also stepping up their cleaning efforts in stations, especially in hubs where non-riders might pop in and out for coffee or lunch.
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It came tantalizingly close on Friday, hitting a record of 19,999.63, as the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq also touched records after a late pop in tech stocks.
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The pop in share price came after casino mogul Steve Wynn's departure as CEO and chairman of Wynn Resort on Wednesday following allegations of sexual misconduct, which Wynn denied.
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The pop in short-yields was not matched at the long end and the 21.3275-to-288.6 year U.S. yield curve hit its shallowest in more than a year.
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"What used to be known as a pop in a room now tends to make a space feel unfinished and underwhelming," the Transition State team said of accent walls.
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"While we saw a sharp downturn over the last two years from China, the last few months have shown a nice pop in purchases from the region," he said.
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Analysts blamed the 22017 percent slump on lingering questions about how loss-making Lyft will become profitable and the big pop in its highly anticipated first day of trading.
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"We are not the ones who are saying, 'Oh, Burger King gets it or this little mom-and-pop in Indianapolis gets it," Rachel Konrad, a company spokeswoman, said.
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Battlefield looks great running on a Pro with a 4K screen, but you still get occasional texture pop-in as a map loads and slowdown when the action gets intense.
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Pop in two hash browns into the toaster and put two TJ's pea and carrot patties on the stove while I change into comfy clothes and take my contacts out.
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The iPhone 8 and 83 Plus look sharp in red: The phones pop in their new hue, and feature the silver Apple logo and (PRODUCT)RED insignia on the back.
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It's an area where you can pop in a picture-in-picture version of a YouTube video or access emoji and GIFs for when you're replying to messages and emails.
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From there, you can either pop in a CD â€" choose from repeat, random, or continuous play modes â€" or use the included remote to scroll through different radio stations.
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Of course she could fix this, but as apps pop in and out of our lives, going by this program is a constant balancing act of utility versus trade-off.
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Storyist's got plenty: Its user-friendly interface lets you import images, add comments, insert smart quotes, and even pop in a couple headers and footers if you feel like it.
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"I don't think you would've seen a big pop in bank stocks, no one's surprised by these numbers," said Ron Weiner president and founder of RDM financial in Westport Connecticut.
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Make small balls out of the paste and spread them on a baking paper, drizzle some olive oil on them and pop in the oven for six to eight minutes.
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Heavy upward revisions in the months and weeks leading up to a report tend to indicate a positive outlook for the company and could mean a pop in the stock.
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Batteries have improved dramatically since the first smartphones were released, but they still lose their ability to hold charge over time — and you can't just pop in a new one.
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But starting today, a range of very cool Korean fashion labels are cropping up in a number of Nordstrom locations, as part of the department store's ongoing Pop-In series.
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Instead, the people visiting you today will be wearing suits and business attire, arriving at your offices for scheduled appointments, just like the folks who pop in from K Street.
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In the best of circumstances, you've planned out your panel of experts before you go for surgery, but if a complication arises, an assistant surgeon may pop in to help.
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Check out the companies making headlines after the bell Monday: Eclectic specialty retailer Urban Outfitters saw shares pop in extended trading Monday after posting earnings that beat Wall Street's expectations.
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Though the man bowed out in the first round of the Eastern Conference playoffs against LeBron and the Cavaliers, it seems that he's got an extra pop in his step.
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On Saturday night, Sanders took a break from New Hampshire to pop in for a cameo and British indie rock group The 1975 made its SNL debut as musical guest.
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"I'm talking to the queen [fiancée Nicole Tuck], and they're going to pop in and out of the tour, 'cause Asahd's got his own schedule too," the proud dad explains.
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If you're a big fan of some more mid-core or hardcore games on your smartphone, you might periodically get a reminder to pop in the game to do something.
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But in other parts of Brazil, the company offers commercial black-car services; on August 1, it launched an UberX-like peer-to-peer service called Pop in Sao Paulo.
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Entering the sweepstakes is a lot easier than finding the right bra for that off-the-shoulder top: All you have to do is pop in your email address here.
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While style may not be the first thing to pop in mind when planning a woodsy retreat, for those day hikes, aesthetics and functionality don't have to be mutually exclusive.
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The pop in General Motors equity comes less than 24 hours after President Donald Trump praised the company on Sunday after the company announced it's begun making badly needed ventilators.
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Now, prosecutors confirmed R. Kelly was being moved to gen pop in a court filing of their own -- but added he was only in solitary briefly and at his request.
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Shaken from mango trees in the Isan region of northeastern Thailand, red weaver ant larvae bear a distant memory of fruit, and pop in the mouth like tiny water balloons.
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"'Popstar' takes aim at everything that is artificial and plastic in contemporary pop in a spirit of love rather than spite," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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Click through to see our favorite looks from the collection, and if you see something you like, don't sleep — this pop-in will turn into a pumpkin on February 9.
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For example, we have something else go pop in the region, some sort of escalation that makes it extremely difficult to avoid the process reaching the United Nations Security Council.
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"We kind of run a little bit like a mom-and-pop in that sense," Donald Trump Jr. said in a 2011 deposition for a lawsuit involving a Florida development.
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A rotating group of neighbors pop in to drink and join the kids to jump on a nearby trampoline before a grumpy neighbor who lives within earshot sends them home.
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"It has to be around here," she says to me, suggesting we're getting close to the Berlin house where the David Bowie lived next to Iggy Pop in the 1970s.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Step 3: With all of the controller's original buttons and rubber membranes in place, you can pop-in 8BitDo's replacement circuit board, making sure it's seated properly.
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You just pop in a roll of 214 speed film (Google what "photographic film" is), seal it up, wind it for a really long time, and then you're good to go.
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I lurk nearby so I can hear the door for the toilet they're using and can go clean it right away, as well as pop in to top up their wine.
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Sharif said he expects to see a "pop" in the unemployment filings, as there were 69,000 claims filed by federal workers in October 2013, during the first week of that shutdown.
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Because celebrity-hosted events mostly just involve a quick drive-by with the star, I had expected Brooke to just pop in and out or lead a workout here and there.
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But the map also has several marks that look like doors — or, perhaps, the hidden elevators that technicians use to easily pop in and out of the underground Delos tunnel system.
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Located 15 million lightyears away in the constellation Hydra, this galaxy is full of star clusters, which pop in this composite of several exposures taken between August 2009 and September 2012.
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To be sure, the tech sector's stunning pop in the 1990s happened when there was a rapid rise in U.S. tech stock valuations at the height of the dot-com bubble.
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So TG could try to lock-in members who only need to "pop in" to the major capitals now and again, where TG has a "landing pad" for them to visit.
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All you do is take apart your gamepad (if you can stand to do so), pull out the original PCB (and save it, of course), and pop in the new one.
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The LEGO art style means that enemies explode in showers of bricks and LEGO pieces, so it's a perfect candidate to pop in your game console during a family game night.
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"Most people come in because they went to lift something heavy and they hear and feel a pop in their upper arm, and they feel pain in their biceps," she said.
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When it's hooked up to a music player via Bluetooth, people can pop in the earbuds at the tip of each strand to create anemone-like squads of silent dance parties.
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Just as The Rock was about to retain his title with the help of generous outside interference, Austin's glass shattered to what was likely the loudest crowd pop in wrestling history.
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Regardless of whether you're looking for the basic functionalities or the more advanced photo-editor tools, one of these apps will surely make your picture pop in your friends' Instagram feed.
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Both will pop in to save your passwords, both will add your ID and passwords automatically to your apps, and both will recommend random combinations that will keep bad actors guessing.
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We do our usual eat/play/pump situation, but I also manage to make coffee, load the dishwasher, and pop in a load of laundry while she plays on her mat.
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However, unlike Koons, Yürükoğlu does not cast a flimsy readymade toy or inflated animal about to pop in steel to contradict and counter-balance the speed with which we consume objects.
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As the year draws to a close, let's reflect on some of these incredible female artists who used their platform to redefine genres like R&B, rap, and pop in 2018.
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The app provides a space to video chat with friends – once you open the app you can just pop in other friends group video chats, or wait for friends to join yours.
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I pop in the 7-11 on my walk home from M.'s house and get a banana and an RX bar, while promising myself I will absolutely buy real groceries today.
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That could make bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies a solid bet for buy-and-hold investors over the long haul and not just short-term traders looking for a quick pop in price.
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We pop in and out of shops and he tells me a little history of the area — he's so proud of it, you wouldn't guess he just moved here nine months ago.
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Perhaps when the topics of the books relate to the national dialogue (or the topics of the books reflect the national dialogue), there's a bigger pop in terms of attention and sales.
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These include shadows and reflections that pop in and out of view, and weird blurring that shows where things like filament wire (used to move objects) have been erased from the shot.
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CNBC analysis using Kensho found that the iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF returns an average of 2.3% during a 10-point pop in the VIX over a 10-day trading period.
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As the game gets trippier toward the end and structures pop in and out of existence, it can be hard to tell what's an intentional glitch and what's an actual technical misfire.
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The story fizzled out after that, though it would occasionally pop in a few threads, such as this AskReddit thread asking What's the creepiest thing to happen in the history of Reddit?
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The colors range from nudes to deep berry, and are a mix of discontinued colors, artist favorites and iconic shades — all the more motivation to pop in and grab one for yourself.
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Just as you would with a pod coffee machine, pop in a pre-filled Wisp pod, wait for the vapor to be extracted into the bottle, and enjoy your freshly vaporized marijuana.
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U Street is about a 30-minute walk from my office, and it's a relatively nice day, so I pop in some earbuds and listen to the Binge Mode: Harry Potter episode.
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As far as breakfasts go, there's always things like oatmeal bakes that you can pop in the oven, or overnight oats in the crock pot and have those things ready to serve.
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Maren Morris had a huge crossover pop hit with "The Middle," and her second album, "GIRL," showed that she was willing to blend country and pop in her own music as well.
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I'll pop in my DVD of Season 1's first episode, "The Man Trap," a taut (total production cost: $185,401) thriller about a salt-sucking alien, mistaken identity and long-lost passion.
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"We're Only Alive," directed by Mr. Cale's frequent collaborator Robert Falls, suggests why he doesn't pop in his own self-portrait; camouflage comes naturally to those surrounded by such violently colorful characters.
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To help, we've rounded up the best hand creams to pop in the side pocket of your tote bag now, to keep your hands and cuticles buttery soft through the dry season.
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Members of the New York bands Yeasayer, the Walkmen, Real Estate, Cibo Matto, Vampire Weekend and around a dozen more guests will pop in for straightforward and quirky takes on holiday classics.
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This wonderful watering hole of content is known within BuzzFeed as #great-tweets, a Slack channel open to everyone at the company where folks pop in to just share really good tweets.
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Yes, you do actually have to get up from the couch to pop in a movie, but the performance benefits of discs are clear — especially when watching 4K Ultra HD Blu-rays.
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"With any significant policy action, there's an initial pop in the market, but then it sits and digests it," said Brad McMillan, chief investment officer of Commonwealth Financial Network in Waltham, Massachusetts.
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We got Peter Shue -- who briefly dated the Queen of Pop in 1994 -- out in Harlem and asked him about the controversy over Madonna items going up for auction ... including the panties.
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Walmart offers shoppers a one-stop shopping experience, too: If you pop in, you can pick up groceries and an emergency toilet plunger, or a replacement pair of mittens for your forgetful kid.
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TC: This concept is very much like that of Breather, which provides on-demand rooms in cities so that visitors can pop in to relax with friends or maybe make some quiet calls.
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Though the organizers don't publicly advertise the event's musical offerings, sound systems and wild dance parties abound—even superstar DJs like Skrillex and Diplo have begun to pop in to play surprise sets.
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The Scream movies have always been great Halloween fare, but be forewarned if you're about to pop in Scream 3 for a spooky time tonight: It's frightening in a way you wouldn't expect.
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On that very street corner in Manhattan, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert kindly set up a screaming booth, in which passersby can pop in for a returns update and a quick scream.
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The Dow came tantalizingly close to the milestone on Friday, hitting a peak of 19,999.63, as the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq also touched records after a late pop in tech stocks.
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Rather than a complex interface, Spoke aims to create a simple array of buckets that managers can pop in and pop out in order to plow through those requests as quickly as possible.
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Outsourcing is when a restaurant brings in a fully cooked or ready made product which if you count all the frozen things Sysco provides to pop in an oven and serve, is alot.
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Green himself was just a run-of-the-mill middle infielder, a switch-hitter with patience but not much pop—in a five-year career in the majors he hit .19763/.347/.364.
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Our guess is that people will be eager to try out buñuelos after their meal, and some may even pop in just for a sweet treat because who doesn't love cinnamon and sugar?
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The views in the action packed video titled, Derborence switch from high-up and soaring shot from a helicopter overhead, to low and mighty, keeping the audience anticipating something to pop in surprise.
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What emerged in this presidential campaign is a portrait of a pageant owner who liked to pop in on naked and half-dressed teenagers as if he were the sultan of a harem.
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Some of the characters in Sophia's drawings appear wholly possessed of their own agency, while others, less sure and more searching, pop in and out of the frames, looking for guidance or validation.
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Floppy disk card connectors and SC card connectors have the same spacing, so with a few tweaks, Dr. Moddnstine can pop in a modded floppy disc that's really a multi-gig SD card.
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Pluralsight can point to the pop in its IPO and ongoing performance as a public barometer of its success, and the interest Wall Street has in it going forward as a good investment.
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Paul Giamatti, Stephen Colbert, Rachel Dratch, Chris Elliott and Michael Stipe are among the many friends who pop in for cameos, but it's Sedaris, in multiple roles, whose manic brilliance sets the tone.
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Tech investors have grown increasingly bullish about the companies they fund over the last six months, even after a series of much-anticipated IPOs proved to pack more fizzle than pop in 2017.
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Brita pitchers and dispensers are on sale for Amazon's deal of the day right now, giving you a simple, affordable solution that you can pop in your fridge or set on your counter.
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Taylor Swift can be considered iconic for many reasons: She emerged as a wunderkind, became an advocate for artists' rights, and pulled off the most graceful pivot from country to pop in history.
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The flames peacefully crackle and shift back and forth, but if you watch long enough you'll see some members of the family pop in to decorate, roast marshmallows, or play with their toys.
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The way enemies pop in horror as you start to chart a path forward, a path that will soon be covered by their cartoonish bloodshed, never ceases to make me crack a smile.
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Pop in just before (or just after) a film starts, and you should be O.K. The festival is equally welcoming to cinephiles who don't happen to be in the media or the industry.
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Here's the lowdown on the high-priced locker room bash: 300 bottles of Moët & Chandon -- 150 Impérial Golden Luminous magnums, $1,250 a pop in nightclubs ... and 150 Nectar Imperial Rose magnums, $1,500 each!!
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There's [arpeggios] that run throughout a lot of it and there's a lot of different synths that would pop in and out and there's parts with vocals from Sam Smith in the back.
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Prior to their better-known incarnation as purveyors of fine AM radio pop in the mid '70s, Fleetwood Mac was founded as a blues band in 1967 by the seminal British guitarist Peter Green.
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"Home sales drifted down over the last year except for a one-month pop in February 2019," said David Blitzer, managing director and chairman of the index committee at S&P Dow Jones Indices.
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But ditching the algorithm could make it tougher for newer and less consistent Snapchat users who want to pop in and see the most relevant content instead of having to sort through distant acquaintances.
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"Inflation pop in January (was) induced by transitory factors and we expect the central bank to carry out its rate cut on Thursday despite the slightly higher inflation print," ING Economist Nicholas Mapa said.
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After three meetings and the dreaded trip to sign off my tax bill I find myself by a big Waitrose supermarket, so I pop in to get some supplies for the next few days.
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Of course, physical therapy can be expensive even with insurance (around $50-$150 a session depending on the services), so not everyone can afford to pop in to a practice when there's no issue.
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I've seen a smattering of episodes throughout the series, and we both know what happens in the final season, but my roommate is watching them all in order while I pop in and out.
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Stepping off the subway, you pop in your wireless earbuds, climb up the stairs and out into a busy intersection just to have the soundtrack to your morning commute cut out or go static.
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When I asked Jarmusch what he learned about Pop in the process of making the film that he hadn't already gleaned in 20 years of friendship, Jarmusch struggled to come up with an answer.
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The Brooklyn based artist makes slinky, soulful crooner pop in the vein of Josef Salvat, even a touch of Jeff Buckley, if Buckley was less into Van Morrison and more into 90s R&B.
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It's a surprising choice, if only because the group's full-length debut Reflection remains the best collection of girl power-pop in recent memory: it was funny, cheeky, positive, and more effective for it.
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You would think, judging by the wild and totally oblivious determination of this over-the-kit dive, that Jason Schwartzman used to drum for a band signed to Sub Pop in the early 90s.
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WeWork this year signed on Microsoft's New York sales team as a member, giving them the freedom to travel around town to make sales and pop in to whatever WeWork was closest between meetings.
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Described as the "Avengers of K-pop" in a press statement by the South Korean media mogul Lee Soo-man, this newly minted seven-piece supergroup comprises members of four established K-pop bands.
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"We'd pop in sketches on a Monday, choose the one we wanted on Tuesday, build the CAD model on Wednesday, mill it on Thursday, then present it on Friday," says design manager Chris Walter.
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To use, you twist one of the whitening pens to drive the gel to the applicator, apply it to your teeth evenly (avoiding gums), and pop in the mouthguard with its LED accelerator light.
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"Actually, with the impact of today's algos, it wouldn't surprise us if we got an initial pop in the stock market, but we seriously question the sustainability of that kind of rally," Maley added.
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For those who only want to pop in and out of comics this summer, the best bet is to stick to "smaller" companies (though, in reality, they're still huge) like Image Comics, Valiant, Boom!
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The fanfare for the album (plus related transmedia activity) proclaims that Gaga will "bring art culture into pop in a reverse Warholian expedition"—only 40 years after Bowie and Roxy Music accomplished that mission.
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As the photons in the vacuum pop in and out of existence, there are two major things scientists can&apost measure about them: how many photons there are (amplitude), and when they appear (phase).
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Macy&aposs, for example, opened Story this year, dedicating a section of select stores to rotating themes of curated products, while Nordstrom recently integrated "pop-in" shops featuring DTC brands like Everlane and Glossier.
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But those gains pale in comparison to the 16% jump in the Dow, 23% surge in the S&P 500 and more than 30% pop in the tech-heavy Nasdaq over the past year.
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With Pinegrove, Plunkett helps to broaden the band's blooming alt-country rooted deep in the New Jersey woodlands; as Half Waif, she makes room for globe-twirling prism pop in search of a home.
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" Whereas in the past a critic might examine the "album aesthetic of rock in 1996" or the "album aesthetic of rap in 2003," now "it's the "playlist aesthetic of pop in 2016," he said.
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"This is the kind of technical setup that usually lasts for a while, so I think the pop in rates is going to last for several weeks rather than just a few days," Maley said.
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Najarian, co-founder of the Najarian Family Office and the Investitute, believes one popular exchange-traded fund could be ripe for a short-term pop in the days before the central bank makes its move.
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"I think there's always going to be a sense of strong pop in my music, but I definitely explored more with electric guitar, a lot of more soulful tracks underneath things, acoustic guitar," she said.
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It dances, cheers and occasionally disappears from view, only to pop in from the frame much closer, its photos now clear — they're profile pics of your friends, apparently harvested as raw material for this creature.
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Using the traditional format of a gallery show, Deller has displayed works made in a life-drawing class where he invited 22 artists from various New York schools to sketch Iggy Pop in the nude.
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We spoke with Tony Madalone of Fresh Brewed Tees who immediately commissioned replicas of Smith's upper body for shirts ... and he says they've already sold 1,000 units ($35 a pop) in less than 24 hours.
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Amazon makes it straightforward to have an e-book delivered as a gift; you can either email a code to yourself which you pop in a card, or have it sent straight to their inbox.
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Choose Google if you're taking the IMAP approach, then follow the instructions on screen to sign into your Gmail; choose Other if you're using POP, in which case you'll need these details to configure access.
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Blending hip-hop, soul and pop in a way that feels both soothing and full of energy, the results carry some heavy Chance the Rapper and De La Soul vibes with a distinctly Irish twist.
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Meanwhile, the prevailing narrative has been that business investment enjoyed a brief pop in early 28503 on the back of corporate tax reform but was already losing steam by the second half of last year.
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For 20 years, Bob Perchetti has served as curator, owner, and connoisseur at Nevada's Clown Motel, inviting guests to pop in for a cheap room and a chance to marvel at his extensive harlequin collection.
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Once Yoshi saws off the head, he pulls out a pair of ice packs from inside the fish and the crowd's eyes pop in surprise, a moment that Way equates to a Christmas morning unwrapping.
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And while Houseparty has also recently entered the group video chat race, they are focused more on providing a shared space for all of your friends to pop in and out of a video chat.
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I place a 12-ounce can of pop in the middle of the bed and then drop a 20-pound weight from four feet above so it'll land about a foot away from the can.
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"When you see an initial pop in price like this it's a pretty clear indicator interest is strong out of the gate," said Chris Larkin, senior vice president of trading at E*TRADE Financial Corp.
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Even if it's freezing outside (the store is open year-round), he said that if he's driving by and doesn't see a line, he'll pop in for an ice, likely a combo of two flavors.
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At the end of the episode, if you were to pop in on them, all of them in some kind of way would be confronting the fact that they're not sure they can believe this.
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Presets range from fries and poultry to bacon and pizza, so all you have to do is pop in your food, select your preset, and you're in for a deliciously-fried, yet guilt-free meal.
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On a recent visit, I saw one kid pop in with an order of dumplings offering to share; another time a small gaggle were just sitting, waiting for the afternoon to burn away into ash.
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"I wanted something where people could pop in during lunch," said Kristin Westbrook, who left her high-stress job as a creative director in New York's Rockefeller Center to open a meditation truck, Calm City.
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But after a while, I started to feel a bit queasy about how easy it was for a straight white dude like myself to just pop in and out of that world for my delectation.
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I hadn't been back since I was 15, but there I was on a day trip with my parents and my husband, and wouldn't it be fun to pop in and take a look around?
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Lover combines the spare, subdued, reflective, attenuated qualities of chart pop in 2019 with the soaring, energetic bridges and choruses Swift excels at — a way of accommodating to present commercial conventions while making it hers.
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If there's any clamor for a hint or two on the Bee I'll pop in with something on Saturday, and then Deb can decide what to do in the long run when she gets back.
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Schuberth's sleek C4 motorcycle helmet is designed by Germans, so of course it's modular; the chin shield flips up so you can pop in a snack, yell at a car, or breathe some fresh highway air.
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The audience for the series, which airs on CBC in Canada and Pop in the US, has steadily climbed since its 2015 debut, exploding after a 2017 deal put past seasons of the show on Netflix.
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The Trump administration's deal with Mexico to avoid tariffs led to a pop in retail stocks after a difficult several months, with the SPDR S&P Retail ETF, the XRT, rallying 3% since Friday's closing bell.
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Overall, I expect homebuyer demand to strengthen in the second half of the year as the housing market continues to stabilize, but we may not see a big pop in bidding wars until early next year.
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As part of Nordstrom's ongoing shop-in-shop program, Pop-In, Goop now has boutiques in eight Nordstrom stores across Washington, Texas, California, Chicago, Vancouver, and Toronto through June 25th, as well as an online presence.
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Here in Kyiv, at a venue owned and operated by Ukraine's far-right Azov movement, you can pop in off the street and personally witness one of the ways violent extremists are prepping for the future.
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It features Andy Samberg as a Justin Bieber-like pop idol, and "takes aim at everything that is artificial and plastic in contemporary pop in a spirit of love rather than spite," A. O. Scott writes.
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"If you can throw your cutter, your slider and pop in 100 whenever you want, it's going to be an interesting day for hitters," said Stanton, who had one of the Yankees' three hits against Eovaldi.
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Of course, Freddie is a lefty with some of the most pop in the entire MLB ... but his son is growing up a righty -- and seems he's definitely on track to follow in Dad's footsteps regardless.
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Office workers and drivers of Kigali's ubiquitous motorcycle taxis linger in the morning over fresh bread and strong hot tea; in the afternoons, locals pop in to purchase sweet potato bread, sesame rolls and honey cakes.
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So, to brew something, simply pop in a coffee or espresso capsule, choose your cup size — espresso, double espresso, gran lungo, coffee, or alto — and hit the "start" button ; the machine will take things from there.
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But VW's McNabb said people who don't have access to a garage or parking lot charger can access "community depots" with super-fast charging where they can pop in and out for a quick fill-up.
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Quantum electrodynamics, for example, revealed to physicists that empty space is never really empty—particles pop in and out of existence, a reality that researchers must acknowledge when analyzing the aftermath of every particle collider experiment.
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Comcast 's second-quarter earnings beat analyst expectations when the company reported before the bell on Thursday, amid a big pop in film revenue and as NBCUniversal and theme parks both posted double-digit revenue surges.
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"What used to be known as a pop in a room now tends to make a space feel unfinished and underwhelming," the team from Transition State, a Los Angeles-based design label, said of accent walls.
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But Maley cautioned that as much as investors want to buy the bottom for the next big pop in a stock, given the breadth of the sell-off, he saw better opportunities lurking in other groups.
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In this day and age, with e-commerce and digital bazaars, pop-up shops and pop-in shops, mass brands selling indie wares and indie labels with limited-edition products, there are more gift options than ever.
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Given the lofty private market valuations that software and internet companies have commanded in recent years, they need to go public and see their stock pop in order for many of their employees to reap big rewards.
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Fitbit has instead designed a wearable that's basically a removable module, one that can pop in and out of an assortment of bands of different colors and materials, like elastomer ($30), leather ($100), or stainless steel ($130).
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As a music writer for publications like The Fader, n+1, and Frieze, he's reported firsthand on hybrid sounds like cumbia digital in Buenos Aires, tribal in Monterrey, Berber pop in Morocco, and electro chaabi in Cairo.
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Then there's the beat that's marching band influences invoke Gwen Stefani's "Hollaback Girl" — is this a poke at a particular dumb blonde or simply a callback to an era of pop in which Lavigne feels more comfortable?
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The blaze looks much less sophisticated than some of its connected-watch competitors The pop-out tracker isn't dissimilar from earlier Fitbit designs, which included a tiny pod that could pop in and out of different bands.
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I love our rural location for the beauty, the slower pace of life, and the hiking trails, but I do miss being able to pop in to a bodega or walk to the bar in the evening.
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This option is ideal for business travelers who don't want to stick with a wireless carrier and who might want to pop in a SIM card from another carrier, such as an international one during a trip.
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Using the pumpkin your child so lovingly picked out, apply a fresh coat of paint, let it dry, then pop in the pieces that, in minutes, transform your pumpkin intoCinderella's magical carriage,Woody from Toy Storyand more.
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If Snap goes out at a value of $25 billion, those shares will be worth $750 million; assuming the company gets a "pop" in valuation when it actually starts trading, the shares will be worth even more.
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The hotel is open to the public, so friends who planned a night out for fancy beverages or tourists who pop in out of curiosity are more than likely to also stumble upon this wonderland of material.
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In another, a dude dressed like Steve Jobs in jorts danced to Top 40 pop in front of a motion-capture device, which outfitted him with a giant, swinging, paint-splattering dick on the screen behind him.
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He moved to LA as a freelance makeup artist for $75 a pop in 2011 when he was 21, and three months in, got an Instagram DM from actress Shay Mitchell asking him to do her makeup.
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In different stores and restaurants around the city, from Rachel Comey to Mission Chinese Food, you can pop in for a unique design-related experience that ranges from an exhibition or installation to a manicure or dish.
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We got video of Zachary out at a bar Wednesday night around 11 PM in NYC's East Village where he randomly decided to pop in and take a swing at the mic for a little piano sesh.
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But, he said, "if they can get a good earnings report out, it should snap right back," a prediction that played out after Salesforce beat earnings and revenue estimates and saw its stock pop in after-hours trading.
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In Mass Effect, I can pop in for a bit to do some weapon crafting or chat with my crew; in Persona 5 I can spend half an hour hanging out with friends or going shopping in Shibuya.
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It's a heavily trafficked, upscale shopping area (between the copious perpetual Manhattan construction) – an ideal spot to pop in and play around with shiny new smartphone or VR headset between brunch and a trip to Dean and Deluca.
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Then we peruse Netflix and iTunes for something new to watch, but can't settle on anything, so I decide to draw up a bath instead, pop in a Lush bath bomb (my kryptonite), and go for a soak.
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There are serious dramas like Handmaid's Tale and Westworld to whet your appetite if you're looking for some serious Halloween artistry, along with a host of Riverdale pairings to help you put the "pop" in pop culture costume.
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It's their ability to relate to fans their own age that's landed them in a league of their own, and will help them stand as the undeniable kings of K-pop in the U.S. for years to come.
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It feels weird to get pulled into a hug by a Big Fucking Deal songwriter who helped shape an era of pop in the 60s so omnipresent that it still informs the melodies and lyrics we hear today.
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Earnings for the S&P 500 companies so far are up nearly 303 percent, thanks in part to an outsized pop in energy earnings based on favorable comparisons for oil in the first quarter, according to Thomson Reuters.
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With a 5,100mAh battery, a Kirin 950 processor, and the option to pop in an LTE SIM card for cellular connectivity, the MediaPad M33 is yet another in a long line of well designed, well equipped Android tablets.
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A battle-hardened player known to his teammates as Mad Dog, McAuliffe had pop in his bat, hitting out of an unorthodox left-handed "open" stance with his bat held high and his hips turned toward the pitcher.
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I'll often pop in with the pixel graphics, swap to the newer aesthetic when the characters actually talk, and snap right back when I'm looking for objects to interact with in the world, or just admiring the scenery.
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Zak Bagans, it seems, has employed a number of little people throughout the museum, some in masks, and some dressed as clowns, even creating a miniature-sized door for one of them to pop in and out of.
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So, if you're sitting in a public place like an airport bar with a football game on, you might just pop in a set of earbuds and tune into the TV. Others around you could do the same.
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But because there are no set criteria for what constitutes power pop in the modern day, Styles is free to mine his being for how he wants to sound, without having to conform to or advance genre expectations.
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I pass a Barnes & Noble on the way to the subway and pop in to get the book he recommended last night, Leviathan Wakes by James S. A. Corey, which is soon to be turned into an Amazon series.
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At the time, investors were clamoring for shares in a company that was likely to be valued at between $295 billion and $2000 billion and, given how cloud software companies trade, was almost guaranteed to pop in its debut.
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Indeed, a separate Reuters poll this week predicted sovereign bond yields are not going to surge ahead despite the sell-off since Trump won the election, suggesting the pop in inflation and in growth is still not at hand.
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Pairing up with almost 40 brands and designers — including popular fashion names like Warby Parker, Opening Ceremony, A.L.C, and Saturdays NYC — Nordstrom and Hanes have curated a "pop-in" shop that showcases different variations of the classic white tee.
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The genre's buzz as the hot new sound in pop piqued interest in its biggest star, while Avicii's ability to craft pop in a way that made sense to anyone who listened helped bring more fans into the fold.
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The launch comes a few weeks after Postmates launched its Amazon Prime-like subscription service, a week after Postmates launched Pop in Los Angeles and two days after Uber got rid of its UberEats instant option in New York.
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Big names like Wiz Khalifa, Waka Flocka, and Vic Mensa will pop in unannounced and spit a few songs while the crowd dances on stage with them due to the lack of security, railings, or general law and order.
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The service is the brainchild of Bruce Pavitt, who founded the ridiculously influential indie rock label Sub Pop in the mid-80s — and, his bio will happily inform you, helped discover both Nirvana and Soundgarden not too long after.
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The pop in yields, which rise as prices fall, comes as investors struggle to make sense of populist politics across much of the developed world and how it may affect governments and central banks, increasingly desperate to boost growth.
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"There is enough reason to doubt the growth slowdown for the Fed to stay the course on tightening, especially with a bigger-than-expected pop in employment costs," said Chris Low, chief economist at FTN Financial in New York.
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Barnett, on the other hand, doesn't necessarily believe the Europeans stick together when it comes to sports, and for that reason, he thinks it's up in the air who will get the big hometown pop in the main event.
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The Airplane was a staple at the Fillmore in San Francisco and the Fillmore East in New York City, and it performed at 1960s milestones, including Monterey Pop in 403 and both the Woodstock and Altamont festivals in 1969.
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The supermarket chain hasn't yet revealed which stores will be part of the trial, so next time you pop in to pick up some bangers for dinner, you could find yourself leaving with a packet of Linda McCartney's finest.
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On the other hand, Mr. Lakos-Bujas thinks that a resolution of the trade fight between the world's two largest economies, could generate a pop in the stock market, by removing a risky overhang clouding an otherwise bright picture.
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Drop it off in your local branchIf you live near a local bank branch that carries the metal credit card you need to destroy, you can also pop in and ask your banker to destroy it on your behalf.
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And while the budget probably explains why most of the superior officers who pop in briefly are played by name actors — Colin Firth, Mark Strong, Benedict Cumberbatch — their casting also adds distinctly royal filigree to the ostensibly democratic mix.
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Navi, an impersonator so spot on that Michael Jackson reportedly used him as a stand-in on occasion, stars as the King of Pop in this biopic based on a memoir by his bodyguards Bill Whitfield and Javon Beard.
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It's kind of like the texture pop-in you sometimes see when playing video games on a console, as if the photo is so sharp, the phone can't display everything in full detail until you just before you snap a pic.
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Quantum mechanics and quantum electrodynamics (a theory that merges quantum theory with Maxwell's electromagnetism) would later reveal that even an apparently empty vacuum resembles, at small enough scales, a boiling sea of particles that constantly pop in and out of existence.
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The word "Pop" in blue and white, 3-D font hovers atop a burst of red and seems only a centrally situated backdrop to the negative cloud-shaped relief that hosts the ironically plucky cursive "américa" overlaid in the foreground.
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Now pop in the streaming era is defined by weirdness and variation from the old mainstream pop norms, as evidenced by the trap-country hit by a black gay artist that has kept Eilish from the summit of the Billboard charts.
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She's the child of Cuban and Mexican parents who emigrated to Miami, and it's worth paying attention to the role her Latina identity — and the growing presence of Latinx pop in the musical mainstream — has played in her rapidly rising profile.
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In a world where there's a Real Housewives franchise — or two — for every night of the week, it's difficult for any Bravo moment to really pop in the way they could during the days of Turtle Time and table flipping.
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Again, there is the option of paying the leaf tickets to access more tasks, but it's nice to be able to pop in and out of this virtual world and see how new things have progressed since you've been gone.
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Neverland, which is co-owned by the star's estate and fund management company Colony Capital, comprises of 217,700 acres and a nearly 12,000-square-foot main house and was first purchased by the King of Pop in 1987 for $19.5 million.
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On the positive side, later on they discovered that a restaurant in the hotel had a jukebox so the restaurant lets them move it into the banquet hall and they're able to pop in some quarters to get music playing.
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Out later this month on Carpark, Slugger is a poppy, dreamy record that's dripping with synths and hat-tips to hip-hop and 80s pop—in other words, nothing like what listeners have come to expect from her main band.
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For every brilliant scene where Kurt Russell and Zoe Bell pop in for a second to chew out Brad Pitt, there are plenty of weird, distracting, and just generally awful walk-ons that pull you right out of the film.
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"You see money flow a lot out of these industries across the board, you've come out of bonds a little bit too and a pop in VIX, that points to a little bit more of risk being priced in," said Cruz.
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Now, the Newtown-based groups has released a revamped version of early buzz builder "Delete," ahead of their much anticipated debut Hill's End, which drops February 26 on Mom+Pop in North America, Infectious in the UK, and IOHYOU in Australia.
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Those A-list superheroes — specifically Batman (Jimmy Kimmel), Wonder Woman (Halsey), Superman (Nicolas Cage, in a particularly inspired bit of casting), and Green Lantern (Lil Yachty) — pop in and out of the story to help underline the Titans' outsider status.
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Developers can apply to have their bots included in Kik's Bot Shop where any user can pop in and take a bot for a spin, but they have to meet some guidelines first that ensure they're a good fit for users.
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But the assumption that because you had a pop in one month of noisy data, is going to set off a chain of events that ends with a slower-growth economy and narrower profit margins, that's more investors' skittishness than reality.
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My sensible, affordable compact electric Fisker sedan is parked not too far away, and since I'm not quite sure the best way to my place, I remove the projector unit from my phone and pop in a GPS nav module.
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She'll pop in for a cup of tea if she's in town, or we'll go shopping together and have lunch, arguing about how I'm spending money—and what she wants for her birthday, Christmas, or Mothers' Day, depending on the visit.
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While The Large does not have a clever pop-in, pop-out external battery pack, it's worth noting the Carry-On version of the Away does, and it has saved me many a panic over a missed flight and dead phone.
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And the initial day pop in trading has also dwindled, from an annual average gain of 26 percent from 1995 through last year, to an average return of 20 percent for the nine tech IPOs this year, according to Dealogic.
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J.P. Let's Eat Grandma — the eccentric, teenage English songwriting duo of Rosa Walton and Jenny Hollingworth — test the limits of pop in "I Will Be Waiting," from its new album, "I'm All Ears," which negotiates between pop formulas and wayward impulses.
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On the way through the mall I see The Body Shop is having a huge sale, so I pop in to pick up three gift kits to stash in my closet for future use as hostess/acquaintance/catch-all gifts ($25.75).
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Even with the advance scheduling, it's still a good idea to pop in once a day to see if your post received any engagement, say hello to new followers and check your timeline for any interesting, trending things to share.
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Mark HollisHollis was the frontman of Talk Talk, an English band that made its name playing pop in the early 80s before pivoting to more ambitious, experimental music, and helping to lay the foundation of what we now call post-rock.
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"This is the time that's supposed to pull us through summer until we get a small pop in October," said Holly Tamale, a dancer who does private parties in New Orleans and works at a club outside the city in Broussard.
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For as much as Harris vamps and the Baudelaire orphans try to out-precocious each other, the best acting comes from side characters who pop in and out of their world, bringing with them the exact right amount of absurdity.
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But when I asked one person whether something as complex as an attempt to undermine democratic institutions could have been flagged, the person gave a deadpan response: sure, just pop in the keypad code for undermining democracy, and it's good to go.
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When I'm riding the bus, walking down the street, or working in the open offices here at Gizmodo Media Group, I just want to pop in my earbuds, turn on some good music (buy Honey on iTunes) and ignore everything around me.
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Campaigns on the ground even if candidates aren't It's not easy to pop in and out of states like Hawaii and Alaska, and with the small number of delegates on the table, the campaigns have largely determined their time is better spent elsewhere.
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The Saudis argue that throttling back oil production for a short-term pop in the price would be throwing a lifeline to the shale producers in the United States, some of which have already shown signs of wilting in the current environment.
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Shares of Beyond Meat were getting a 7% pop in the premarket Tuesday to nearly $155 each, after J.P. Morgan upgraded the plant-based meat company from to overweight from neutral and lifted its target price a dollar to $189 per share.
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The pop in short-yields was not matched at the long end though and the 2000-to-2500 year U.S. yield curve hit its shallowest in more than a year before markets began to price in a bit more caution in European trading.
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Here you are, it could pop in a go, "Oh, this person had this, therefore, they must be ..." You'll actually, I don't want to pre-announce anything, you'll see the beginnings of us doing a little of that in the coming weeks.
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Time freezes while the girls are in The Common, which allows them to use idle periods at lunch or after school to pop in and out as needed without any of the scheduling pressure applied in similarly-styled JRPGs like Persona 5.
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You can even pop in a pair of headphones, and listen to the sibilant murmur of lava raining down on itself, the drone of crickets in the background, punctuated by an occasional hoo-tweet of a nearby bird or a rooster's crow.
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Over my more than twenty hours playing, I experienced two hard crashes, freezes while the game loaded, and texture pop-in so bad that I once wandered through empty space waiting for an ice cavern's environments to load for a full thirty seconds.
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"The missiles from the Houthis really overshadowed the EIA report, which was a fairly bearish number just from the perspective that we did see a pop in imports last week," said Matt Smith, director of commodity research at tanker-tracking firm ClipperData.
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They've also learned to "de-staticize" their playing area, because static electricity can lead balloons to pop, which isn't just a prop-killer; one loud pop in close proximity meant that Mr. Bloom lost hearing in his left ear for a little bit.
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But Low's next Christmas song, released nine years later, turned out to be one of the more harrowing holiday songs of all time, a continuation of those last uncanny throes: "Santa's Coming Over," released via Sub Pop in 2008, is downright terrifying.
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In a fresh sampling of that work, called "100% POP | Shabeen Remix," Chipaumire dives deeper into the place of pop in a global society and the regionally specific African ingredients — like underground beer halls and all-night rituals — that nurtured artists like her.
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The Good Place has always been a pretty insular show, but at least in the afterlife, we had figures like the Judge and Trevor and Vicky and on and on, characters who would pop in just frequently enough to keep the story moving.
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"Wage pressures have been building for some time, but we finally saw them really pop ... in the October jobs report, so I think that's going to continue to be an issue," said Kristina Hooper, chief global market strategist at Invesco in New York.
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Under a stage name cribbed from her parents' hometown in Scotland, chosen to avoid any mix-ups with the Canadian star whose name so closely resembles her own, the singer Sarah McLaughlin concocts dark pop in the vein of Halsey or Billie Eilish.
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You place the sous vide in a pot of water, then pop in a Ziploc bag holding some chicken, steak, or veggies (you can make all sorts of things with this technique), and set the device to cook your dish low and slow.
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The "Happiness Is" pop-in shop — named after the song from the You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown musical — features dozens of unique Peanuts products you won't find anywhere else, all totally gift-worthy for you and your Charlie Brown-loving friends.
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But when I grew up in West London in Wheeling, when I heard that a pop in hammer-smith is renaming itself, "The Trump Arms" in honor of the President&aposs visit, you know that the salt of the earth Brit loves this man.
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Cowboy's other founders are Karim Slaoui, who along with Roose previously co-founded Brussels and London-based Take East Easy, an early Deliveroo competitor, and Tanguy Goretti, who was previously co-founder and CEO of Djump, an early competitor to Uber Pop in Europe.
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It knows (if you give it permission) what you are watching, so it can send you right to that show when you pop in; if you stopped watching in the middle of an episode, it will remember where you are and send you there.
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But Spoke's aim, like many workplace tools that look to be simple, is to hide a lot of complex processes behind that chat window in terms of creating request tickets and other employee queries so they can pop in and pop out quickly enough.
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You can see it on display in its earliest form within Flume's remix of Lorde's "Tennis Court," when after a slow build up of compressed synth washes, the sounds unravel into punchy halftime drops interspersed with short vocal snippets that pop in short succession.
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The songs on "Let's Rock" have nothing to do with the thin, brittle, synthetic sounds that dominate pop in the streaming era; instead, they capture hand-played instruments and cheerfully invoke decades-old memories of T. Rex, AC/DC, Stealers Wheel and Norman Greenbaum.
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I can walk the streets until I drop from exhaustion; pop in and out of the Met; run, sail and people-watch in Central Park; have a picnic on the Brooklyn Bridge; swim at Jones Beach; marvel at the architecture from all vantage points.
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That's important for wireless headphones that are meant to be used on-the-go like the Liberty 2 Pros, making them easy to quickly pop in my ears as I'm waiting for the train or preparing to hop on the treadmill for a workout.
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But it also hints at an uncomfortable truth: While the national successes have been spectacular — from Samsung's rise as a global economic powerhouse to the explosion of K-pop in Asia and beyond — many South Koreans recognize that there's been a dark side to that rise.
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Specifically, the company has begun offering a diagnostics "card" — sold for just $10 a pop in Israel — that plugs into your car and via the accompanying Engie app tells you what might be wrong with your vehicle, or what repairs might be required in the near future.
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You'll most likely look at it and go "huh, they're really half-assing it this year" and pop in your headphones to drown out that god awful Paul McCartney Christmas song that is always playing at the mall this time of year and go about your business.
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Lost Frontier also suffers from a myriad of technical issues: textures that pop in at the last minute, jittery transitions that cut off the introductory moments of scenes, and, in at least one insistence for me, my PS4 actually crashed just as I made a pivotal decision.
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That being said, blackouts for MLB games are a big of a nightmare (there's a long thread by my colleagues complaining about this internally), and getting a deal like this on Facebook could potentially get people to pop in during the afternoon to watch the games.
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We generally like the same kinds of records, too (though his NWOBHM LPs are starting to outnumber my black metal and country ones) so it was the most natural thing in the world for me to pop in and buy him something that we could enjoy together.
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For the most part the songs are structured like commercial indie-pop in the vain of She & Him, with Argo parodying the genre's fondness for incredibly coy frontpeople and Sinclair taking a background seat to the performance, rarely appearing on screen in any of their videos.
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Realizing that the convent was only a few streets away from his home, Gabburri, an art collector who worked as steward of the art collection of Grand Duke Cosimo III de'Medici, decided to pop in and see if the works were still in the convent's possession.
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Our sources say this is strictly a Chicago thing, though -- Kelly would not be so fearless if he were to be placed in gen pop in one of the other jurisdictions where he's facing sex crime charges ... like New York federal court or Minnesota state court.
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Almost the entire half of the exhibition's first floor is dedicated to the music group Yellow Magic Orchestra (YMO), who debuted their self-titled album of innovative synth pop in 1978 and influenced the sounds of pop, electronic, and hip-hop music in the ensuing decade.
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"If you're following Pete Buttigieg on Twitter, you're probably following him because you like him, but also you might just want to see what he's going to say or maybe you're a troll and you just want to pop in his mentions," Smith told The Verge.
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But for the new generation coming of age in the late 1960s, "The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour" represented their view of the world, the only place on American prime-time TV where George Harrison would pop in unannounced to provide moral support for the brothers' righteous struggle.
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N.Y.C.F.C. doesn't have its state-of-the-art soccer facility yet — you'll need to cross the Hudson for a Red Bulls game for that — so it is playing on a narrow field at Yankee Stadium, where players pop in and out of the dugouts like Aaron Judge.
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It exists in the global morass of Marvel movies designed to sell equally well in China and the United States; the style of K-Pop, in music and performance, spreading outside of Korea; or the profusion of recognizably minimalist indie cafes from Australia to everywhere else.
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A quick left swipe on any dating app will show that many men don't stress about this too much – pop in a headshot from work or stand in front of a bathroom mirror with your phone angled at your hip, praying your wife doesn't catch you at it.
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Normally, Venus chills in a zodiac sign for about four weeks, but due to a retrograde (you heard us right, lovebirds) from March 4 to April 5, she'll hover in the Ram's realm twice as long and pop in for a second visit from April 28 to June 6.
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It's distracting enough when you see colors pop in and out as Huawei's machine learning algorithms detect things like food or flowers, but in a shot I took of some apples, Huawei's Master AI made them look damn near radioactive next to a shot captured by a Pixel 33.
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Of course, those two previous outcomes were viewed as negative developments (at least at first), while the French election results are being viewed as positive, so maybe we will indeed see some nice upside follow-through from this 20-plus-point pop in the S&P this morning.
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Read more: Divers in Hawaii came face-to-face with what's thought to be the largest great white shark ever recordedAt first, a handful of sharks pop in and out of the frame as the ROV floats over a wide array of oceanic rocks, corals, sponges, and invertebrates.
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Fiennes, who is white, will play the late "King of Pop" in an apparently real-life story for Britain's satellite TV channel Sky Arts about a road trip across the United States the singer is said to have taken in 2001 with movie stars Elizabeth Taylor and Marlon Brando.
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Today's consoles could easily manage a Blast Corps with manual zoom camera controls, and if people are getting pissy with the exacting demands of pirouetting a truck into the corner of a condo, just pop in an "easy" mode, making those walls more crepe paper than bricks and mortar.
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It is hard to know the kind of hateful greetings he endured after interfering with a foul pop in Game 6 of the 2003 National League Championship Series — an instinctive reaction that may have prevented Cubs left fielder Moises Alou from registering the second out in the eighth inning.
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But the breakneck pace and constant chaperoning felt suffocating, and the only viable option seemed to be drinking heavily until I joined a cluster of middle-aged women dancing wildly to an onstage band playing pimba, an up-tempo style of Portuguese shlock-pop, in a packed Alfama square.
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Not only does it have 1080p livestream capabilities (in both normal and night vision modes) and two-way audio, but it also has a treat-tossing mechanism that you can trigger right from your smart device whenever you want to pop in and say hello from the office.
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Not only does it have 1080p livestream capabilities (in both normal and night vision modes) and two-way audio, but it also has a treat-tossing mechanism that you can trigger right from your smart device whenever you want to pop in and say hello from the office.
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Percentage of budget spent on transportation: 11.9%The Pimentals bought a Skoda last year because they liked the freedom of being able to pop in a car and go — they're only 45 minutes from the Spanish border, and they even drove to a wedding in Puglia, Italy, recently.
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Art Review Here comes Johnny Yen again With the liquor and drugs And the flesh machine He's gonna do another striptease So sang Iggy Pop in "Lust for Life" (1977), a song he wrote with David Bowie that became an underground anthem for the post-Nixon, post-Vietnam era.
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And if you're in need of a nightcap after all the eating, head over to the Grand Floridian Resort & Spa—you can check out that massive gingerbread house, and also pop in to the new Beauty and the Beast-themed Enchanted Rose for a seasonal cranberry old fashioned.
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Still, as with collecting vinyl records or buying music cassettes, which have been popping back up in stores in recent years, there's an unmistakable release of dopamine that comes when you (successfully) pop in a 30-year-old game and run that cartridge as it was meant to be played.
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However, if you think you may have lost a contact in your eye, there are a couple of tricks to try (and whatever you do, don't immediately pop in a new one): Flip your upper eyelid to see if it's hiding underneath, and try using saline drops to flush it out.
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Murray, who was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and served two years in prison for administering an overdose of propofol to the late King of Pop in June 2009, called 89-year-old Joe "one of the worst fathers to his children in history" in a video obtained by The Blast.
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" As the exhibition delineates, Warhol either idealizes or uncovers the blemishes and failures of the body, a dichotomy that mirrors what he said of Pop in a 1966 interview: It's "just taking the outside and putting it on the inside or taking the inside and putting it on the outside.
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Reviewers have noted Rodriguez's ability to nimbly weave between Spanish and English pop in her songs, and the musician wears her Honduran-American identity with pride, as when she represented the recent campaign for Kids of Immigrants, an LA streetwear label that raises funds for the migrant rights nonprofit Border Angels.
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In addition to a range of cool-girl Korean fashion labels, the Pop-In has edible and skin-centric items in store, such as DIY kimchi kits, vegetable-themed plush toys, chic upgrades to your BYO-lunch Tupperware situation, and beauty loot like egg cream masks and pig collagen foil masks.
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The company saw around a 15% pop in its stock when it began trading this morning — the benchmark companies tend to look to hit when they go public is around 20% — and fell around the lower bounds of the range it initially set when it went out to raise money.
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Johnson, who was in and out of various bands over the years (including the Shins and Califone), eventually put together a band, released a debut album in 2001, signed with Sub Pop in 2002, and released four more albums over the following nine years, before dissolving the group in 2013.
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Otherwise, the slowly narrowing field of play eventually leads to an ominous reminder that the squad is not alone on the island: A house with nothing but pistols and useless items, clearly looted by another team; unseen gunfire going pop-pop-pop in the distance; a car running past on the road.
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The same goes for our obsession with "glow" — we all want to be radiant without highlighter, and we're told that if we can't "glow" from our diets, the pills and powders we pop in the name of beauty, rigorous boutique exercise classes, and eight-hour, 1,000-thread-count sleep, we're at fault.
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There's some Jamaican dancehall influence in the beats and the sound effects, mixed with a touch of Swedish-inspired pop in the backing vocal arrangements and that something special (I think it's the live drums) that makes it feel like its got a toe in the New York City indie rock scene.
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Snapchat gets $250M investment from Saudi prince for 2.3% Despite its user count shrinking for the first time since its launch in 2011, the improvement to revenue (up 44 percent year-over-year) and reduced losses led Wall Street to give Snap's shares an immediate 11 percent pop in after-hours trading.
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"I think market valuations are high, [but] in the context of low yields they're OK." Kolanovic was credited by traders for causing the whole stock market to drop one day in July after he put a report out to clients telling them to hedge against a market drop and pop in volatility.
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Keeping his own urine in the fridge to ward off evil spirits and bringing up Hitler in interviews more often than Ken Livingstone does, his world was coming apart at the seams in Los Angeles, and so with just a suitcase and Iggy Pop in tow, the Thin White Duke returned to Europe.
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The latter album earned her a small, loyal, devoted, accidental fanbase — and barely cracked the radio, for her conservative, theoretical ideal of synthpop is about as far from the hip-hop and tropical EDM that constituted mainstream pop in 2015 as it is from what synthpop in the '80s actually sounded like.
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The Eagles, founded in Los Angeles in 21970 by Mr. Frey and the drummer and singer Don Henley, lived furiously in the musical spotlight for nearly a decade, pumping out hits that defined a post-Beach Boys California pop in the midst of an era that otherwise gave birth to both disco and punk.
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"People crave new and there is a constant hunger for what's next: Part of what we try to do with Pop-In is take forward ideas like Korean fashion, and propagate it back to our customers in a more digestible way that encourages them to come explore, have fun, engage with it," Kim said.
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There was also a grocery store next to the restaurant where I worked, and sometimes I'd pop in there on my way home for milk or bread, but I tried not to do that too often because it just made the trip longer and there's only so much you can carry in a backpack.
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He skirts styles like Laurel Canyon folk-pop in "You're the One," the Beach Boys in "Blue Bird," British trad-rock in "Zombie Conqueror," pop-soul in "What Is the Time" and Gil Evans-tinged ensemble arrangements in "(I Wanna) Feel It All," though he skews all of them toward asymmetry and surprise tangents.
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But any short-term pop in Kuwaiti stocks based on investors getting ahead of the index moves doesn't reflect a very large hurdle that will remain for Kuwait's economy: Its massive public-sector reliance on oil, and its lack of investment in the private sector, has led to a series of large budget deficits.
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According to a press release, Tionne "T-Boz" Watkins and Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas, the remaining members of the trio since Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes died in a car crash in 2002, are set to perform Friday evening at Steyer's "Battle Ready" rally alongside "I Love It" Swedish electropop duo Icona Pop in Las Vegas.
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While the term "techno-pop" eventually gave way to the more expansive "city pop" (which is incidentally also a reference to the Happy End compilation album City, as well as their final 1973 concert "City: Last Time Around"), the widespread use of new studio technology would remain a defining feature of city pop in the years to follow.
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I don't recall my father ever prying open our VCR with a screwdriver and treating the mechanisms with a bottle of Locker Room—I'm pretty sure there was a simple cassette cleaner you could pop in and let it automatically run a short cycle—but with every other poppers brand sold as "VCR cleaner," hell, it's gotta be good.
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The latest trailer for Toy Story 4 gives a pretty good idea of what the movie will look like: all the toys caught together in a strange location, with plenty of excuses to have fun and funny new faces pop in and out (mainly, that means cameos from Keanu Reeves and a duo voiced by Key and Peele).
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Much has been written to explain the appeal of K-pop in markets normally inhospitable to non-English acts, but RM sums things up near the end of a London show when he stands on stage and urges the fans to "Use me, use BTS" to help them realize who they are and why they are worth loving.
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But lately, nightcore's influence can be felt outside of its tight-knit community; last year, PC Music's Danny L. Harle called the genre an "intensely emotional" listening experience, one that sounds like digital audio fully detached from human composition, while A.G. Cook placed it alongside J-Pop and K-Pop in a list of PC Music's many infectious influences.
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Although they've both put in groundwork behind the scenes, Rak-Su and PRETTYMUCH have been plucked out of the ether by the Simon Cowell because they represent fusion sounds that are currently doing well (reggaeton and garage in the UK, alt R&B and pop in the US) packaged for a global market of teenage girls.
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Already, partners including LG Display, Sharp, Dell, HP and Lenovo are working on accessory solutions for Compute Card – for now, though, Intel's showing off a reference design that is basically a small desktop PC shell, complete with USB ports, mini DisplayPort, HDMI and Ethernet connectivity, which becomes a full-fledged computer when you pop in the Compute Card.
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In 1994, the most iconic nail and then lip color of the decade, Chanel's Vamp, was created from scratch: Cosmetics director Dominique Moncourtois layered black magic marker over models' red nails and sealed it with gloss, apparently to make the polish pop in black-and-white photos (where red looks dark or dull, a blackened red looks bright).
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"I was jogging back to the huddle and all of a sudden I felt a jolt, a crunch and also a pop in my left knee," Burris said on Sunday night, the confetti sprinkled around him and the Ottawa Redblacks after they'd shocked his former team, the Calgary Stampeders, in overtime to win the Grey Cup.
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