Moore got David Ortiz to pop out to third base and Hanley Ramirez to pop out to right to end the inning.
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But now we're ready to pop out a new one.
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Then, hesitantly, the fingers on the screen pop out again.
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You can see his arm pop out of the cloak.
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Mammals give birth to babies, reptiles pop out eggs, right?
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Some just pop out, some need more time to ripen.
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Open that black box, and two important truths pop out.
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After an extensive editing process, colors and lines pop out.
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You pop out of your mother and your life starts.
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It has tiny foldable wings that pop out after launch.
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Pictures and facts pop out as you move around the moon.
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This year is your year to pop out from the crowd.
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The pop-out bookmark manager window gives you the most control.
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The ridge used to pop out smaller tools can be confusing.
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Sometimes words will pop out, and I'll end up keeping them.
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The little creatures just kind of pop out all around me.
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It was thrilling to watch the image pop out of nowhere.
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Mercury, Mars and Venus will pop out of the deepening gloom.
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But it is the team's defensive numbers that really pop out.
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But most of the time, he said, they just pop out.
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Unlike a pimple, there's nothing to effectively pop out of the bump.
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Pop out of your twitter screen and force you to wear Gucci?
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Maybe Bradley Cooper will pop out of it or something like that.
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I pop out of cover, ready my weapons, and get to work.
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Our protagonist is also waiting on a loose tooth to pop out.
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Why not pop out and buy a new grill while you're waiting?
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The page also featured the Pop Out Boyz logo and concert posters.
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But Kershaw got Jason Heyward to pop out to end the threat.
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He begins with chords; motifs will pop out; he begins to structure.
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Kershaw gave up a single to Werth and got a pop out.
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The tire treads pop out from inside of the tire as needed.
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Fred was scanning the room as if expecting ghosts to pop out.
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But from the air, the patterns they make begin to pop out.
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You'd just pop out the old Compute Card and insert the latest hardware.
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"Then, we saw another face pop out," Kibby told the Atlanta-Journal Constitution.
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Jax's eyes almost pop out of his head when he hears this number.
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The thing that should pop out is the monstrous 6.2-inch display size.
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Machine drives forward, plant gets beat up, berries pop out the other end.
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Words pop out of images in his collage like slam and beat poetry.
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Just pop out the one you're using and then plug in your charger.
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As kids press the keys, colorful stars pop out of the respective tubes.
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Diaz got Carlos Gomez to pop out to second to end the inning.
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He started things off by getting Marwin Gonzalez to pop out to first.
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Some of those phrases just pop out of my mouth when I'm singing.
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Teams is also getting the ability to pop out into a separate window.
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So do the pop-out video cameras that replace the car's side mirrors.
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The screen is notchless, made possible by a pop-out, retracting selfie camera.
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I wanted to do something to pop out, and prom was coming up.
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Or, when I pop out for my lunch break to grab a quick sandwich.
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Boyd responded by getting Yuli Gurriel to pop out and Diaz to ground out.
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Left hander Chasen Shreve got Engel to pop out foul to end the threat.
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I can switch out faceplates or pop out the rumble packs in an instant.
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They're ever-present, impossibly powerful threats that could pop out at any time, anywhere.
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Speakers in the rear doors "pop out" to be portable, according to Motor Trend.
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Below the printing area, two neat pop-out drawers hold spools of printing plastic.
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Blevins got Soto to pop out on the second pitch to end the threat.
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"Shut the fuck up," Khloe says as Kim's eyes pop out of her head.
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It should pop out into a button overlay menu with several buttons, including Home.
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He jammed Murphy on a high, inside fastball for a pop out to second.
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Choose the time from the pop-out menu, from 30 seconds to 60 minutes.
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Blanton got Baez to pop out on the first pitch of the at-bat.
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Urias then ended the inning by getting Mookie Betts to pop out to first.
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Or a giant flaming boulder will pop out of a wall and pancake you.
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That's a big change compared to previous designs, which showed pop-out landing legs.
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Pros: Soft and durable, pop out of pack with ease, excellent moistureCons: Rather expensive
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So less conventional instruments pop out, like the accordion played by this Latvian virtuoso.
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Kluber ended the bleeding by retiring Jason Heyward on a pop-out to shortstop.
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He then ended the inning by getting Yordan Alvarez to pop out to short.
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DF: … if you're walking aggressively up a flight of stairs, will they pop out?
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After walking Kelly Gruber, he got Joe Carter to pop out meekly to second.
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However, Lamet got Austin Nola to pop out to shortstop, then struck out Dylan Moore.
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LB: It's important to me that readers know you just don't pop out like that.
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But Straily got Flowers to pop out, intentionally walked Inciarte and struck out Jose Bautista.
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Lovell was the first to unlatch his restraint belt and pop out of his seat.
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Those videos are really colorful, they pop out at you, and they're cheeky and fun.
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Keep in mind, the company didn't just pop out of YC a few years back.
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But sometimes my thoughts pop out in Portugueselike from a suitcase that came with me.
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Jose Ramirez walked, but Arrieta got Lonnie Chisenhall to pop out to end the inning.
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It doesn't throw the conventions of pop out, but it understands they need shaking up.
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When I call up Phil Campbell, he's just about to pop out for a curry.
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Honda also confirmed that the pop-out door handles will be in the production version.
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It still worked; Blanton got an aggressive Baez to pop out on the first pitch.
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Their pliable nature meant you could pop out innovatively-shaped ice cubes with relative ease.
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After walking Brad Miller, he got Jesus Sucre to pop out to end the game.
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Optimism that people will pop out of their trance and solve some of these problems.
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When you hit a tree with your axe, a piece of wood will pop out.
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Enemies have life bars, and damage numbers pop out of them when you shoot them.
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Map the most diverse corners of the country, and historical gateways like Chicago pop out.
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Questions pop out of the vertiginous twists and turns: Should marriage be a life-sentence?
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They decided on five minutes: When the sugar dissolved, the insulin post would pop out.
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It's impossible to come up with a checklist of risks and pop out a violent extremist.
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The only downside to the pop-out player appears to be the lack of subtitle support.
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There's six total, and the first five pop out nice and clean, like little garbanzo beans.
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People think that TikTok is a black hole where teens jump in and memes pop out.
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HOW MUCH ARE YOU A PART OF THESE THINGS THAT SEEM TO POP OUT OF NOWHERE?
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Adding a dash of color, rose-shaped earrings pop out in front of her loose waves.
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The front and rear cameras, the headphone jack, and even the motherboard pop out pretty easily.
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With a paperclip, you pop out the old battery and then pop in the new one.
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For starters, deal with those pesky breakouts that pop out of nowhere in times like these.
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Pop out the seed and stuff dates with cheese and nuts for a great party snack.
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Wouldn't Benoist want to pop out of that latex for a milkshake with Mendes and Reinhart?
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It's not like I expect zombies to pop out of the ground or terrorists to attack.
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He looks out of his window and sees some clowns with weapons pop out of it.
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The host even had a clown pop out to scare Paulson when she least expected it.
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InSight's three legs pop out like turtles' limbs, and a radar system scans for the surface.
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When I smile my cheeks pop out and I look like a squirrel or a chipmunk.
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It consists of a pop-out tracker that you can pop into other bands and frames.
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His tongue is swollen, and his eyes pop out with the bewilderment of a cartoon character.
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Unless you've got something that is going to pop out, it's not going to look good.
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Pop out one of the sides of the box and fit the Dot inside the box.
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Dead bodies look like that doll you squeeze to make the ears and eyes pop out.
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You can now pop out the video and put it in the corner of your screen.
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However, Boyd struck out Yan Gomes and got Lindor to pop out to end the inning.
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Remarkable things no one would think of pop out of his head, 100 ideas a day.
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Still, with so many world leaders gathered in the city, news does tend to pop out.
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Reliever Brandon Workman got him to pop out to end the sixth with two runners on.
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The assembly line moves with clockwork precision, able to pop out a vehicle every 2200 seconds.
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You read her for her riddling questions, not whatever answers might pop out at the end.
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We thought we had plenty of time to marry and pop out a kid or two.
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You think you've outgrown those decades ago, but no, they're right there, waiting to pop out.
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Google found that trying to swipe up and down sometimes ended up making the headphone pop out.
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People would watch images pop out at carnival side shows in the late 1800s and early 1900s.
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It can take 45 minutes of moving the ball around for all the kibble to pop out.
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These modules watch hands perform tasks, feet take them places, words pop out in streams of thought.
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The sutures are under a lot of tension, and if the patient moves, they could pop out.
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Hair is pulled, faces are smashed, boobs pop out -- and all of that happened to the customer.
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And suddenly, there is a real possibility that that oxygen mask might pop out of the panel.
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WIRED encountered a pop-out redirect ad during normal browsing on Friday in the Twitter iOS app.
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Other design elements include flush "pop out" door handles and compact cameras replacing traditional side view mirrors.
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It's also very chill and relaxing to watch the various bits and pieces pop out with ease.
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We pop out with another colleague and I buy them both coffee since they usually buy mine.
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The creatures aren't all-powerful beings that pop out of lamps, and they don't grant any wishes.
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He got Beltre to pop out to the catcher and struck out Napoli to end the inning.
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When you're ready to bake, just pop out a dough piece, place on cookie sheet, and bake.
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You can swipe through product carousels and pop out to the web to pay for a purchase.
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But the left-hander got Kevin Kiermaier to pop out to shortstop Bogaerts to end the threat.
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Advancing Iraqi forces sometimes encounter ISIS fighters who seemingly pop out of the ground to fire weapons.
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Why is it cold when I leave the apartment but sweltering when I pop out for lunch?
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The reason for these newest strikes is still a bit sketchy, but a few possibilities pop out.
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Some Dokkum locals wave warmly, but others pop out of their homes just to swear at us.
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Shade covers most of her face, but her lips and leather jacket pop out in the light.
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I think it's a character that doesn't pop out immediately in the film... But I'm really grateful.
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There are two little eyepieces that pop out (keep them perfectly clean or else everything looks terrible).
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I'm trying to lock in a tour in November and pop out in every city I can.
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The app will then pop out an entirely new photo that looks like a work of art!
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Apple should keep the upgradeable aspect of the Mac Mini, with a simple, pop-out bottom cover.
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Giolito, however, ended the inning on a pop out by Galvis and a foul out by Drury.
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Instead, Starship — as currently envisioned — now has six pop-out landing legs and two canard-like wings.
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Drop one dog on top of another to make them mate and pop out a new dog.
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There are three questions on the Times list that pop out as most obviously related to this.
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He got Ryan Zimmerman to pop out, and he struck out Danny Espinosa to complete the inning.
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"The I.R.S., when they see a negative $916 million, that has to pop out," Mr. Rosenfeld said.
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When Hill got him to pop out to Cody Bellinger in foul territory, they erupted into cheers.
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Later she'll pop out the herb cubes one at a time to finish a soup or stew.
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They almost pop out of their sockets because of their swollen and protuberant eyelids — like a toad's.
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These wipes pop out of their pack with an ease I've never encountered with any other brand.
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Many fungi with parts that pop out of the ground are thought to also have gravity sensors.
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Hultzen struck out Moran before leaving in favor of James Norwood, who got Stallings to pop out.
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It feels like Ty Pennington will pop out at any second to scream, "Move that cloud!" with us.
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Despite Netflix telling Engadget the feature's only a test, we're really hoping the pop-out player gets released.
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"We're not starting with a bunch of inanimate chemicals, mixing chemicals, and having life pop out," Boeke says.
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At the Hollywood Community Cemetery in Orange, floodwaters had caused three coffins to pop out of concrete vaults.
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He used his power sink and breaking ball to get a ground out, pop out and fly out.
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It offers text notifications and has a pop-out earpiece within that you can use to take calls.
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You're walking down the street, and it's fine, and then people pop out and take pictures of you.
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A koala joey at ZooTampa at Lowry Park decided to pop out and say hello to its neighbors.
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In short, if you're planning to pop out a tiny human, say goodbye to daily wake and bakes.
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No, you don't freeze immediately and your eyes don't pop out of your head like some movies suggest.
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They're comfortable in-ear, never pop out, and deliver on both rich audio quality and great noise isolation.
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It was quite light at 1.7 pounds, and the kickstand was super easy to pop out and collapse.
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The witch's hand grips the leather whip as her breasts pop out of a pentagram-shaped bondage harness.
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All I do is pop out the current insoles and replace them with this orthotic pair from Vionic.
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Gant then got Eugenio Suarez to pop out to shortstop on the first pitch to end the inning.
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But train an eye on the black bands, and connections pop out as trajectories intersect, sometimes at wild angles.
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I'm also a big fan of Opera's existing pop-out video feature which also makes an appearance in Neon.
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We're looking here at murky evidence, and I wouldn't be surprised to find that some more might pop out.
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What I most admire about Tse's photographs is her ability to make subjects pop out from their urban environs.
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You can also pop out windows to use for messenger services such as Facebook Messenger, Telegram, Vkontakte and WhatsApp.
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Smyly came through again, getting Didi Gregorius to pop out to left field and preserve a 2-1 lead.
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Lindor took third base on Naquin's single, but Salas ended the rally by getting Yan Gomes to pop out.
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This allows them to pop out on the contrasting background, and gives an appearance of an online discussion board.
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But contrary to what some might assume, Ruby Rose didn't pop out of the womb with her signature cut.
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When the stuff gets real, you can pop out your shield and soak up the brunt of the damage.
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Gray, with bulging eyes that pop out of their sockets, it's kept in a bedroom at his parents' house.
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He closed the game out by retiring the potential winning run, Jay Bruce, on a pop-out to third.
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I want to take the face off and see how it works, and then, boom, the springs pop out.
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Now it's very easy to pop out on the weekend and see some good art nearly anywhere in Britain.
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But right-hander Sean Doolittle made Jefry Marte pop out and Jeff Bandy fly out to end the game.
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There's an established principle in quantum theory that pairs of particles can spontaneously, momentarily pop out of empty space.
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A metal coil implant in his lung is keeping him breathing, and he's afraid it's going to pop out.
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Peavy went on to strike out Anderson and retire Charlie Blackmon on a pop out to escape further damage.
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The device is actually a pop-out tracker that can snap into a variety of different bands and frames.
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The tales large and small, and often unvarnished, pop out of Mitchell like baseballs being swatted to the outfield.
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In their first meeting on Thursday, Hamels had jammed him with a cutter for a harmless infield pop out.
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Fighters are known to pop out from behind buildings, just yards from approaching Humvees, to unleash rocket-propelled grenades.
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During the interviews, as I told my story, I would almost pop out of my chair with nervous exultation.
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The first batter he faced was Phillies slugger Ryan Howard, who he got on pop out in the infield.
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There's also a mesh pouch hidden like the laptop area that you can pop out or stow at will.
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The dishwasher-safe tray produces 14 attractive half-moon-shaped ice cubes that pop out of the mold easily.
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I told him about my bear, and I thought his eyes were going to pop out of his head!
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Black bow ties pop out from the crowd, and then faces and dinner jackets start to come into focus.
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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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But there are some light blue spines that pop out, to match the robin's-egg blue of the walls.
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Joseline -- who should pop out a baby girl in a matter of weeks -- wasn't there when cops showed up.
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They pop out, page by page, in a candy-colored stream that dissolves immediately on contact with the mind.
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After Brian Johnson got Tellez to pop out, the Red Sox went to their bullpen again, summoning Travis Lakins.
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The Lord may eventually pin me down, but he will need to pop out my hip to do so.
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The Mets' right-hander whiffed Willson Contreras and ended the game by getting Baez to pop out to first.
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"Tonal has arms that pop out, and offers a full-weight gym in addition to instructors on the screen."
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The company plans to integrate its signature pop-out tabs that stick to the backs of phones into koozies.
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This storm of negativity triggered one of those Westbrook moments when he seems to pop out of space-time.
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The Flex 2 is like a little pod that you can pop out and put into a fancy bracelet.
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Do you tip more when you pop out for a weekday bagel, or after a Sunday waffle-and-mimosa extravaganza?
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But Vargas struck out Turner and Adrian Gonzalez, then induced a pop out from Yasiel Puig to defuse the threat.
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John Brebbia threw a scoreless eighth, getting Brian Dozier to pop out for the third out with the bases loaded.
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And then around every corner there were little gremlins that would pop out to try to get in our way.
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Raposa: All those high-paid midlife crisis-ing chickens coming home to roost, and occasionally pop out to the catcher.
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So don't be surprised if you see more pop star looks pop out of her closet in the near future.
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However, reliever Emilio Pagan struck out Berti, got Rosell Herrera on a pop-out and fanned pinch hitter Martin Prado.
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And then Tyler the Creator will presumably pop out from behind a corner to make fun of them for it.
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Rounding out the features is a pop-out drawer on the side for stashing things you presumably use less frequently.
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Sure, we salute the planners, but procrastinators can reap the benefits of the 25-day pop-out gift boxes, too.
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I keep thinking some kind of wasteland monster is going to pop out and attack me, but it never happens.
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The bright yellow for Sophia, the blue jacket for Barbara — they pop out among all that nature, in the forest.
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Moore got Dustin Pedroia to pop out to left, but Xander Bogaerts singled to load the bases with one out.
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But Anderson got Segedin to pop out, fielded Enrique Hernandez's tapper and retired Carlos Ruiz on a fly to center.
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But Mark Melancon finished off his third save when he got Cody Bellinger to pop out to end the game.
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The next SKU up will really make the eyeballs pop out of your head like a Tex Avery cartoon, however.
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Along the way, they encounter cute little plant-like aliens called "Pikmin" that pop out of the ground like flowers.
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You'll also want trays that let you pop out ice easily unlike those awful hard plastic ones from your youth.
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Jansen recovered to get a pop-out from Yulieski Gurriel and then ended the inning by striking out Brian McCann.
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It is a cast glass piece of a Hermès Birkin bag from which a bouquet of glass dildos pop out.
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For Votto, at least, the post-pop-out-to-first phase of his career could not have started any better.
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The Giants closer stranded the potential tying and winning runs by getting Margot to pop out to end the game.
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But Urquidy escaped when he got D.J. LeMahieu to pop out to center, and then he struck out Aaron Judge.
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The destination will pop out of the screen, and you&aposll be able to move it to its new place.
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If I think something's about to pop out at me, I genuinely struggle to keep my eyes on the screen.
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It also features a built-in screen protector and a pop-out kickstand to view or type at multiple angles.
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However, when people come to the climax, because they are so emotionally invested, they will pop out of the dream.
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Tourists wander around, dazed children in tow, as women's asses pop out of bandage dresses like dough from a tube.
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The video opens with players navigating a simple maze with lame pop-out skeletons and spooky noises in pitch dark.
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Most of Netflix's test features tend to anger its users, but a pop-out player would be something they'd probably welcome.
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You can even pop out the individual pots when stock is getting low, so you get more bang for your buck.
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Scientists estimate it will take about 200,000 years for it to pop out over the sea at its current eruption rate.
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MIT Media lab developed a robotic wall that serves as a shelving unit, pop-out desk, closet, and trundle-style bed.
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However, Shields got out of the jam when he got Dexter Fowler to pop out to Navarro to end the inning.
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"When you pop out the womb in East St. Louis, it's guns, drugs and danger, from start to finish," Miles writes.
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You can either pop out the one photo you want, or you can save the three-second video if you'd prefer.
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Sanchez had a 1-2-3 frame against the bottom of the Astros' order, getting two strikeouts and a pop-out.
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I'm a surgeon, so I can surgically excise things that pop out of the skin and try to video tape it.
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I chat with my coworkers and eventually pop out, taking some of the free food home in my container from lunch.
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It's a hologram, basically, but it doesn't really pop out of the screen so much as give you depth within it.
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Stassi's jaw drops open, Kristen reels around to stare at the phone, and Ariana's eyes nearly pop out of her head.
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Colome walked Happ but got Heyward to pop out to left to end the game and give Colome his 22nd save.
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These handy grips stick on the back of most iPhone cases with ease and pop out twice to provide excellent grip.
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Are they supposed to stretch your limbs until you're slightly afraid your ankles are about to pop out of their sockets?
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Wood got Ian Kinsler to pop out to second to end the inning, but the Dodgers now trail by four runs.
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The video should pop out in a small, separate window that you can resize by dragging its corner with the cursor.
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So the butterflies "pop out because the pink is very strong around it," said the house's design director, Anne-Eva Geffroy.
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Will Harris came on in relief of Gerrit Cole, and he quickly retired Anthony Rendon on a pop-out to second.
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Will Harris came on in relief of Gerrit Cole, and he quickly retired Anthony Rendon on a pop-out to second.
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Josh Reddick led off for Houston and he struck out swinging before George Springer skied a pop-out to second base.
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"This adds a ghost-like effect to the story and allows the subject matter in the foreground to pop out," says Lucente.
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According to Engadget, the streaming video service is testing a "pop-out player" that shrinks the video player into a smaller window.
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The lyrics to the Spice Girls' iconic hits, burned into fans' brains forever, ready to pop out whenever it's time for karaoke.
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After a two-out walk to load the bases, Eovaldi got Curt Casali to pop out to first to end the threat.
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Gonzales got Delino DeShields Jr. to pop out to second base and then picked off Guzman at second to end the inning.
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I have never been a morning person, and I don't understand how people can pop out of bed ready for the day.
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He stranded a runner at third base in his final inning by striking out Hernandez and getting Odubel Herrera to pop out.
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Gomez then came on to get Justin Upton to pop out with the bases still loaded to retain the two-run lead.
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The pieces you'll need to pop out for each phase (the bigger projects are split into several parts) are highlighted in yellow.
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Right-hander Alex Colome replaced LeBlanc and got pinch hitter Mitch Moreland to pop out to third base to end the inning.
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Their massive Mac screens obscure their faces, unless they pop out from behind them to ask for help on a visitor's question.
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Then, Nicole is shown in faux pain on the ground and, soon, the bloody alien appears to pop out of her stomach.
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Leake then got Brian Goodwin to pop out to second base and Mike Trout to strike out swinging to end the game.
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LG also has included additional effects in this model with various film filters, pop-out picture taking and an automatic selfie shot.
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Even after a week and a half of using it, I still smile when I see that silly little flag pop out.
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Two prominent names in traditional Republican circles, former President George W. Bush and Paulson, pop out in the list of Romney donors.
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Backup generators kept the servers running, but workers had to pop out windows and bring in fans to keep equipment from overheating.
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The park also turns certain areas into "Scare Zones," where spookily dressed characters walk around and can pop out and frighten you.
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Three were rappers in the Pop Out Boyz, who performed at Brooklyn nightclubs, and several others were part of the group's entourage.
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The in-flight entertainment screens are stowed for takeoff and landing, but pop out and can be adjusted to your preferred angle
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Was someone going to pop out and make a terrible joke about it not being a gouda day for the boys' team?
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At 17A, the most palatable option by far for what "might pop out of a kid's mouth" has to be BUBBLE GUM.
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Then it was simply a matter of getting Christian Vazquez to pop out to left and Kershaw was out of the inning.
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All passengers were wearing inflatable life vests, and the pilot said she deployed pop-out floats, the National Transportation Safety Board said.
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During one party, the producer Norman Lear paid a group of violinists to pop out of the foliage and surprise the guests.
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Corbin got Dustin Garneau to pop out and Marquez to ground to Lamb, who threw to the plate to force out Reynolds.
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The director Lileana Blain-Cruz didn't so much stand up as pop out of a chair in New York Theater Workshop's rehearsal studio.
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For $149, these truly wireless earbuds pop out of their charging case and into your ears, where they'll connect to almost any device.
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The power brick connector on the Apple version of the Stella includes a handy pop-out cord clip to help with cable wrangling.
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He advanced to third with two out, but reliever Xavier Cedeno got Panik to pop out to left field to end the inning.
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Likewise, for Tim Robbins' PTSD-stricken veteran in Jacob's Ladder, chilling hallucinations can pop out of anywhere, keeping the viewer permanently on guard.
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On Android, users can also now pop out the YouTube Gaming player to keep it visible above the other apps on your device.
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One thing that does kind of pop out at me is the idea that people with plastic surgery will become a class marker.
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My doc also said because I have a longer torso, and was fit before it sometimes takes longer to pop out and show.
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In another scene, Kourtney reveals to Khloé she had a new boyfriend; Khloé's eyes almost pop out of her head at the news.
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For video games, certain elements could cause the screen to pop out or in, adding another layer of visual depth or haptic feedback.
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Thanks to the ability to pop out one additional app inside a floating window, the Fold's true multitasking app count stands at four.
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The Padres then loaded the bases, but Cueto got out of the jam by retiring Erick Aybar on a pop out to third.
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Think of the famous old animated gag of the wolf who sees a pretty lady and has hearts pop out of his eyes.
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Honestly, until the moment that I was announced on Good Morning America, I thought someone was going to pop out and say, gotcha.
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Even better, a user can use voice to remove a module — simply say "Okay, Google, eject my..." and the module will pop out.
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Marlins reliever Sergio Romo entered the game with two outs and the bases loaded in the eighth, getting Paul Goldschmidt to pop out.
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A sacrifice bunt moved the runners, but Harvey got the dangerous Todd Frazier to pop out on a 94-mile-an-hour fastball.
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OnePlus was able to hide the selfie camera by making it pop out of the top of the phone when you needed it.
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If we watch the entire play at full speed below, we see that the ball does in fact pop out of the pile.
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Brand: PillsburyYear introduced: 1965The Pillsbury Doughboy was initially envisioned as a doughy "spokescritter" who would pop out of a can of Pillsbury dough.
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Akil Mitchell, a former basketball player at the University of Virginia, had his eyeball pop out of his socket during an NBL game.
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Imagine if your house was Kilauea Volcano, and you had a termite infestation, and the termites would pop out in one little corner.
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I'm working on getting some calcium deposits that pop out from the blowholes of humpback whales, but I ran into some legal trouble.
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F. N. Souza, the prickliest of the Progressives, painted a pair of lovers whose colorful body parts pop out of thick black outlines.
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After Tillman got Nolan Arenado to pop out to third, Gonzalez delivered a ground-rule double to give Colorado a 2-723 lead.
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Wet spring weather sometimes coaxes the flowers to pop out all at once for a big botanical party that attracts thousands of admirers.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: And so when you talk about mom-and-pop out there, whether you want them in these risk remember investments.
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It stays flush with the doors but when you push in the metal it'll pop out and you can use the handle normally.
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Cardi B's set to pop out her baby this summer but, unlike Beyonce, she's not letting pregnancy stop her from performing at Coachella.
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And once every millennium, a cuckoo will pop out of its hole, only to return to its lonely holding cell for another thousand years.
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Literally, no reason in my brain to ever pop out like, "Wow, that&aposs a great ..." GUTFELD: So, I guess you&aposre not renting.
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Despite more and more women choosing to remain childfree, the expectation remains that we pop out babies as soon as we have the chance.
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"Auto" mode means the camera will operate just like all the other Instax — a print will pop out every time you click the shutter.
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RE7 is a game where things often pop out at you, from slimy monsters rising from the floor to killer humans smashing through walls.
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And one, called "Color Pop," will identify when it could pop out whoever's in the foreground by turning the background to black and white.
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The system is basically a huge wall of shelving including a pop-out desk, a closet, and a bed that slides out from underneath.
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The scene played out again and again — Fallon would reveal himself first (to sizable cheers) and then McCartney would pop out, eliciting unbelieving shrieks.
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As I turned the pages, wondering how I might begin this review, it seemed almost fated that this sentence would pop out at me.
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Phillies manager Pete Mackanin summoned Pat Neshek, who got Martin Prado to pop out before allowing a Christian Yelich RBI single, bringing up Stanton.
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They tend to pop out when all the songs are done and I can sit back and look at the album as a whole.
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The Enverge isn't your typical EV, with pilar-to-pilar digital screens, augmented reality for passengers, and headlights that pop out as portable floodlights.
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The new charging cable doesn't pop out when you trip on it, but that will not be the thing that impacts you the most.
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They're tucked into the steering wheel and dashboard, of course, but they also pop out of seat belts, doors, rear seats, and the ceiling.
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Researchers report today in Science Robotics that they've designed an inflatable robot with its own scales that automatically pop out to get that grip.
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The first rollout is essentially a big wall of shelves with a pop-out desk, a closet, and a trundle-style bed tucked underneath.
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But with two runners on, Rusin got Kyle Seager to pop out to shortstop Trevor Story and struck out Heredia to end the threat.
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Problems may pop out of left field, but be gentle on yourself— you can't know what you don't know, and life is about learning.
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"I was with some other hikers and saw [the couple] pop out on that ledge just as the sun was setting," Karas told Mashable.
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At the base is a 14-step ladder that leads to the ship's concealed entry door, which allows its landing legs to pop out.
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Unrattled, Verlander retired Kurt Suzuki on a liner to left and then ended the inning by getting Victor Robles to pop out to second.
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About 4 minutes and 30 seconds after launch, two small drogue shoots will pop out of the capsule&aposs top to stabilize its fall.
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These bricks are cheap to buy and easy to use — they keep at room temperature and pop out of their packs like oversize pills.
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For heaven's sake a socialist scraping together donations from Wal-Mart workers at $18 a pop out raised him by a full $10 million!
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In Star Wars, the dagger's DRM is actually worse than C-3PO's, because it includes a secret pop-out viewer for pinpointing its coordinates.
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SpinMaster showcased Flush Force, collectibles that pop out of toilets, and Dr. Pimple Popper, a game that's all about popping zits, at Toy Fair.
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Kim, Khloe and Kylie will make you a small fortune if they all pop out a bunch of baby boys ... but the odds are STACKED.
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Airbus and others favour data recorders that can pop out of an aircraft before an accident, removing the need for challenging searches on the seabed.
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And if calling out isn't working, pop out a snack or two from the Furbo to get the attention of your BFF (best furry friend).
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With the wireless Tone Free, you're back to scrabbling around on the floor to find your lost buds when they pop out during a run.
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He often works from the post, where he can set up baskets for his teammates or pop out for an easy shot from the baseline.
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Times Square-esque billboards line the walls, Donkey Kong-themed street signs pop out over the crowd, and crosswalk indicators are actually with Mario "?" blocks.
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Eventually, a few people showed up to the delight of the band — until the baggage carousel started beeping and the bags started to pop out.
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No matter what aesthetic slows your thumbs, though, there are a few words that always pop out in a caption: flash sale, discount, and giveaway.
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A diving play to his left by Frazier at third resulted in a force at second and Gonzalez then got Xander Bogaerts to pop out.
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The pop-out player seems to be Netflix's own integration, not one that uses existing picture-in-picture support from browsers like Safari or Chrome.
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Entering the production truck — a white monstrosity with sections that extend and pop out like a Transformer — is sort of like walking into the Matrix.
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The aft section of the New Shepard rocket has retractable legs that pop out as it prepares to land, preserving the craft for future use.
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But right-hander Ryan Madson induced Conor Gillaspie, who had been 23-for-225, to pop out to second base, retaining Oakland's one-run lead.
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Edwin Diaz escaped the ninth inning unscathed when he got Nelson Cruz to pop out with the bases loaded to finish off his 21st save.
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I'm also not a fan of having to unscrew tiny screws and then finding some sort of small, sharp object to pop out the battery.
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The bushings pop out easily, so if you have young kids (under 8 yr old) keep in mind that these present a potential choking hazard.
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LinkedIn's iOS and Android apps will see the videos pop out into blackened screens when you click on them, too — not unlike Facebook's video experience.
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Conyers inappropriately touched me like this," said Grubbs, as reported by the paper, "my eyes would pop out and I would be stunned in disbelief.
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The van's pop-out windows give him the kinds of views he never had at work, back when he spent his days in an office.
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Fusion also features a mode called OverCapture, which basically lets you shoot spherical video and then pop out a 21080p frame and play director afterwards.
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If you press the home button while a program is playing, the player window will shrink and pop out to let you do other things.
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Fernando Rodney, despite giving up a walk and an infield hit, got Alcides Escobar to pop out to end the game for his 20th save.
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Joseph loves attacking the basket when he turns the corner around a screen, which is perfect because Patterson prefers to pop out for open jumpers.
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It redesigned its bags to feature batteries that easily pop out on the exterior, and allowed customers to swap out their old models for free.
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The average Destroyer song is lit up frequently by disjunction: the little sparks that pop out when one order of logic gets rammed into another.
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Or sometimes you even try to avoid them, but you don't do an effective job doing that, and then they pop out when you're stressed.
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It made your eyes pop out of your skull, as if you were a prawn, or you had done three fresh lines of white powder.
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Greinke needed one pitch to get Gio Urshela to pop out to short, but he allowed a one-out single to left from Didi Gregorius.
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Women's healthcare in this country is already, essentially, a haunted house where the exit doesn't exist and new terrors pop out of the walls randomly.
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OnePlus and Asus, for example, have both released new smartphones with pop-out cameras that emerge from the device when needed and remain concealed otherwise.
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And I'm sure he's gonna miss being able to hang up his headphones on the little pop-out hook on the backside of the stand.
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Investors, estate agents and others will pop out and try to prevent the ascent, making clear nods to the struggle of buying a home today.
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We've seen similar cases that feature a pair of pop-out prongs on the back so an iPhone can be plugged directly into a wall outlet.
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"The more abdominal muscular support and tightness that exists, the more likely the growing uterus will not 'pop' out early on in the pregnancy," she explained.
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Since I didn't bring my lunch from home, I pop out to a local Mediterranean spot for a quick meal with extra protein, which costs $6.30.
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With one out by way of a Trea Turner pop-out, Eaton gave his team new life by hammering a Verlander slider 381 feet to left.
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Well, Bosch says there are multiple compelling reasons, including making sure that crucial alerts really pop-out when they need to in an attention-catching way.
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There are some celebrity skin-care secrets that are so out of left field, you think your eyes will pop out from rolling them so hard.
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The pop-out prongs on the MacBook's power adapter can be easily removed for when you need to swap in a different configuration for another country.
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Click here to view original GIFDesigned by Kikkerland, the various tools and implements hidden inside the crab's beechwood body pop out like a pair of claws.
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And, all of a sudden, you feel the urge to pop out your AirPod and beg for the name of her stylist from across the pole.
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It comes in black or light blue (the light blue looks like it's designed to pop out in your Instagram pics and in future Tasty videos).
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" To no one's surprise, Lopez says once she selected the gown, the biggest concern was "whether or not my boobs were gonna pop out on stage.
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Viewed from across the room, "In the Presence of Absence" is indistinct, but up close, details like buttons and clothing labels pop out from the weave.
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Polanco followed with a sacrifice fly, but Chapman rebounded to get Nelson Cruz to fly out and Eddie Rosario to pop out to end the threat.
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The co-creator of "Friends" just struck a divorce settlement, and we've learned it involves a yearly residual check that would make your eyes pop out.
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The N1 earbuds are ergonomically designed to fit securely and comfortably through hours of listening so they won't pop out if you finally decide to exercise.
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After a month, the submarine would reopen its hatch, sink below the water, and pop out an 82-foot-wide, 16-foot-thick hexagonal ice chunk.
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The grips stick onto almost any phone case, pop out twice to give excellent grip, and double as a stand when she wants to watch videos.
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As with earlier iterations of Samsung Galaxy S devices, you can run apps side by side, or pop out video for watching while performing other tasks.
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The rapper has revealed a list of credits for his latest album, The Life of Pablo, on his site — and two familiar little names pop out.
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Today is the first time the quartet are taking new tracks from their forthcoming second album Losing (out now via Sub Pop) out for a spin.
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David Peralta's two-out RBI single in the fifth pulled the Diamondbacks within one, but Colon ended his night by getting Paul Goldschmidt to pop out.
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Andrew McCutchen grounded out, and after a two-out walk to Aaron Judge, Treinen got Aaron Hicks to pop out to third to end the inning.
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Mess has also added new texture and power to his own voice, making the harsh sections of the song pop out more than the recorded version.
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Among hitters with at least 1,000 career trips to the plate, the Milwaukee Brewers' Christian Yelich, at 1.2 percent, is the least likely to pop out.
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Kershaw settled down to retire Josh Reddick on a pop-out to first, and got out of the inning when Evan Gattis flew out to left.
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Nelson limited the damage by getting Brandon Belt to pop out to second base and Crawford to fly out to left field to end the inning.
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But with the help of a hard lens she must put in and pop out each day, the sight in her right eye is getting better.
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After it's frozen solid, pop out the cubes and store in a large freezer bag, and remove only the portion size you'll need next time. 4.
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But with the touch of a button, tiny windshield wipers pop out, then twirl around the surface of the sensor amid a spray of cleaning fluid.
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To start the rally, Robinson Cano, Michael Conforto and Amed Rosario all singled, with the only out coming on a pop-out by J. D. Davis.
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In technicolor CGI, nude harlequin cyborgs float through gardens; schoolgirls turn oceans into wormholes; flowers bloom out of eyeballs and eyeballs pop out of blooming flowers.
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As with the bucktoothed head in "Watercolor I," inexplicable beings pop out of the ogres' faces, but this time it's tiny black people doing the popping.
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The latest model is sort of the Aeron chair of keyboards – all business but it's fine to pop out the clutch now again and make it sing.
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But with runners at first and second and one out, Santana got Francisco Lindor to ground out and Michael Brantley to pop out to end the inning.
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There's more ... Hulk also says he REALLY wants his daughter, Brooke, to pop out some kids so he and Jimmy can co-manage their pro wrestling careers!
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Reviewing these would be tantamount to reviewing one of those pop out pairs of 3D glasses that come inside a Blu-Ray case for some tentpole flick.
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Over my lunch break I pop out for a snack (it seems I struggle to go a day without buying anything) and buy a cookie from Pret.
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It's also handy because it allows you to pop out for an errand by showing how many stops or deliveries the driver will make before reaching you.
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A pop-out guide now also features tabs for easily navigating to wherever you want to go, from wherever you happen to be in the Guide itself.
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The nip slip went down Wednesday night at Planet Hollywood, where she made a hard right turn during a strut ... causing her left boob to pop out.
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In addition to looking the part, the former member of One Direction nailed the legendary musician's mannerisms, exaggerating his mouth and having his tongue pop out periodically.
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While many responsible adults I know have begun to pop out children, I know many others who are popping buttons on their pants after a large meal.
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From a writing point of view, it's been funny to see some reviews of Sleight pop out, and obviously we have no experience at all with that.
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Nerves usually sit around fluid, so they really pop out as a black line, I'm told, thanks to the contrast between fluid and structure in the brain.
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OnePlus and a few other companies have added cameras that pop out of the top of their phones, eliminating the need for a cutout above the screen.
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A collection of fibrous fatty lumps pop out from the first cut, and Dr. Lee starts squeezing the whole, solidified mass up and out from the excision.
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Only at Gorakshep do I think my eyes are going to pop out of my head and that maybe I won't make it to the goal destination.
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"Once people are no longer corrupted," the militias largely believe "that we will just pop out on the other side as new, democratic people," he told me .
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But Indians left-hander Brad Hand got Milwaukee's Mike Moustakas to pop out to Chicago White Sox catcher James McCann in foul territory and end the threat.
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He got Carlos Correa to fly out to left, got Yulieski Gurriel to pop out to first and then struck out Brian McCann to end the inning.
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There isn't much I can add much to Edie Falco's expression in that moment — her eyes look as if they'll pop out of their sockets — but, still.
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The right-hander got Justin Turner to pop out to first, struck out Cody Bellinger and then ended things with a groundout to short by Yulieski Gurriel.
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After you've taken the screenshot, you might see a copy of the screenshot in a pop-out window (depending on which version of Chrome OS you're using).
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What makes this pan so good is its non-stick material, which allows you to pop out the muffins without letting them cool first or using grease.
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The pop-out video player can be repositioned and resized as needed, but keep the original tab open in the background while you work on other tasks.
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Left-hander Ryan Sherriff got Brandon Crawford to pop out and struck out Pablo Sandoval to send the game into extra innings and set up Hundley's heroics.
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When you&aposll probably show earlyHeight: If you have a short abdomen, your bump will likely pop out sooner than for taller women with a longer abdomen.
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Her cast of (mostly) female characters don big bouffant hair-dos, clip-clop around on teetering heels, and pop out of their quaint diner waitress-style uniforms.
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Well, at least you need the appearance of that, while you squeeze eyeballs until they pop out enough advertising dollars to give the VCs that 10x return.
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"I made everything really high-waisted, because sometimes when you're getting really active and moving around, the pants can come down, your belly can pop out," she says.
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Diaz struck out Nomar Mazara, got Jurickson Profar to fly out to left field and pinch-hitter Joey Gallo to pop out to shallow center to end it.
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It's not the end of the world if a button or two pop out, you'll just need to make sure everything gets put back in the right place.
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As the brand suggests, this means we can pop out and customize its two or four-product palettes — a feature we've mostly only seen with pricier beauty brands.
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She only hopes that if it is, in fact, a lipoma, it'll pop out cleanly without giving her a fight, which these types of squishy masses sometimes do.
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But the new models let you pop out the battery, providing you with four USB ports, a USB-C port, and the option of two AC power slots.
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If your friend or family member is going to start jogging, spare them those annoying wired headphones that pop out of the jack with an awkward arm swing.
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This hard case spinner features a convenient pop-out cup holder, which is a must for those 6 A.M. flights, or anyone who just can't get enough java.
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We needed someone from the Asian-American cast to pop out in a different way, and Awkwafina was perfect for it because her character was a bit crazy.
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Pass through a Casimir Gate— tech only her people, the Primes, knew how to handle— and you could pop out in the connected star system within the hour.
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I keep worrying that some kind of monster is going to pop out of one of the burnt-out cars that have become permanent fixtures of the landscape.
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Eventually, a message from the Facebook AR gods would come through: a virtual sign would pop out of the physical wall, with an animation that read 'Create Together.
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This watch doesn't have a pop-out lighter (unfortunately), but it is decked out in his iconic orange and white pattern along with a sleek stainless steel chain.
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We're told Chyna's having a C-section next week at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in L.A. -- where Kim and Kanye dropped $4k a night to pop out Saint.
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As the story goes, Morrison stuffed the hot dog into his glove and hopped on the ice, only to have his illicit snack pop out during the action.
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Though themes or characters pop out through words like Pipe Smoker, Leviathan, Cyclops, Peter Pan, and Tinkerbell, Helvie wants the paintings to have a say in the matter.
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But Maeda got Nolan Arenado to pop out before Gerardo Parra hit a one-hopper back to Maeda, who tossed the ball home for the inning-ending forceout.
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The latest creation to pop out of the Oreo Wonder Vault is made up of two golden cookies and bright pink marshmallow Peeps-flavored creme covered in sugar.
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The base option for the two bigs is to have Zeller roll to the rim and Kaminsky pop out to the three-point line after setting the screen.
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As the cardboard figures pop out from the central panel invading the gallery space, we become aware of the mostly unacknowledged labor that keeps these intimate spaces pristine.
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" She added, "The agency believes that bus window exits must not only enable adequate evacuation in emergencies, but also should not pop out too readily in a crash.
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Parasol Baby Wipes are our top pick thanks to their soft, cloth-like feel, their reliable moistness, and the ease with which they pop out of the pack.
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One principle of psychoanalysis is that what is buried deep will surface; it will pop out in some way, no matter how well you try to repress it.
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When you're really unlucky, a crystal or two will pop out of this skylight and into one of the ear's three semicircular canals, which take up residence nearby.
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There's a grinding of electronics, and he cries out in excitement as the vehicle's distinctive pop-out door handles push out, indicating there's still life to the car.
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After all, the light and airy eau de parfum became Marc Jacobs' signature, and its pop-out daisy petal design earned a spot on many a teenage girl's dresser.
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He advanced to third on a groundout by Kolten Wong, but Buehler got Bader to pop out to shortstop Manny Machado in shallow left field for the third out.
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Moore tripled to right field with two outs in the fifth, but Verlander rebounded to hold his 26-241 lead by getting Mallex Smith to pop out to shortstop.
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Alvarez faced one batter, getting Omar Narvaez to pop out on a bunt before being replaced by right-hander Blake Wood, who walked Tyler Saladino to load the bases.
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Hinch replaced him with Roberto Osuna, who walked Ryan Zimmerman, got Yan Gomes to pop out to second, and escaped the inning when Victor Robles flied out to right.
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And his hook would pop out eventually on the end of a 30-foot rope tied to the harpoon tip, and then I'd turn around on a big gator.
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One out away and with his pitch count mounting, Gray walked Eduardo Escobar, and manager Aaron Boone brought in reliever Chad Green, who got Logan Morrison to pop out.
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Since people are using modern smartphones instead of what are essentially old-school Walkmans, Nexto tours can include augmented reality elements where historical characters pop out of the landscape.
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A set of five communications satellites for Iridium need to get to almost 123 miles up, but a NASA mission has to pop out at the 300 mile mark.
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YouTube Plus proves it, bringing a whole host of extra functions to the video sharing site: pop-out windows, frames-per-second control, recommendation blacklists, frame grabs, and more.
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In Word 2016, click the pop-out arrow in the lower left of the Font pane on the ribbon toolbar, set your values accordingly, then click Set As Default.
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Now, Google Fiber uses a modified method that involves digging deeper trenches, at least six inches deep, so that cables do not pop out like they did in Louisville.
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In fact, there is no place in our solar system where pioneers can simply drop seeds in the soil and wait for food to pop out of the ground.
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Or, you can pop out a memory card and insert it into the Copilot's SD slot so you can backup footage and photos while still actually using your shooter.
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Different mutational processes lead to specific patterns across these 22018, which pop out of a graphic representation almost as neatly as the ridges and lines of a human fingerprint.
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Miller then got Willson Contreras to pop out to shallow center on a slider, and threw two more mercury breaking balls to Addison Russell and David Ross for strikeouts.
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He preserved the Giants' fourth win in five games of their seven-game homestand by getting Schwarber to pop out to shortstop with the potential tying run at second.
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Osuna had to labor to preserve the tie, striking out pinch hitter Steve Pearce before getting Andrew Benintendi to pop out into foul territory down the third-base line.
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After Trout was intentionally walked to load the bases in the fifth, Perez retired Pujols on a pop out to first base for the second out of the inning.
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In one memorable scene, he stages a grave for one of his victims, and when Laurie discovers it, two other corpses pop out at her, a jury-rigged spectacle.
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The double was his fourth hit of the night and put runners on second and third, but Hector Neris got Pete Alonso to pop out and end the threat.
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Jose Berrios retired Starlin Castro on a popup to first, struck out Greg Bird and got Aaron Hicks to pop out to third, giving Berrios his first perfect inning.
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Tanaka got Yuli Gurriel to pop out to right, shallow enough that Brantley was not able to score and Yordan Alvarez popped out to left to end the inning.
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Edwin Edwin Encarnacion appeared to pop out before it was determined that the ball ricocheted off a girder and then came back into play, making it a dead ball.
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"When you suck in your tummy, flex, stand up straight, and pop out your booty, you look different in photos," she said of common poses she sees on Instagram.
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With runners at first and third with one out, Odorizzi got Pujols to pop out, but Andrelton Simmons hit a sacrifice fly to center for a 03-0 lead.
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The couple also gutted and expanded the 6-by-8-foot kitchen, adding counter-saving features like a pop-out microwave that emerges on sliders from under the counter.
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Plutko got Cesar Hernandez to pop out to third for the first out, before Carrasco came on to get an inning-ending double play to keep the score tied.
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Different mutational processes lead to specific patterns across these 96, which pop out of a graphic representation almost as neatly as the ridges and lines of a human fingerprint.
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Every time I remove a pair, a bit of lint seems to pop out and end up on the floor, usually under the bed where it's impossible to reach.
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A Word Of Warning But — and this is very important — if the blackhead doesn't pop out with light pressure from the comedone extractor, do not continue to dig at it.
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Everything here is made from scratch, but you could easily cut a few steps with store-bought stock or biscuits in a pop-out tube and achieve a similar effect.
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But the left-hander induced Teoscar Hernandez to pop out to shortstop, struck out Brandon Drury and got Reese McGuire to ground out to first base to end the inning.
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Rondon then stranded the potential game-winning run in scoring position by getting Matt Chapman to pop out and, after intentionally walking Jed Lowrie, inducing Khris Davis to fly out.
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But when released, they pop out and curl up, protecting the edges of the phone from impact and softening the blow considerably compared with a full stop on the concrete.
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There's also the option to pop out specific passwords in hovering windows for fields like iTunes that 1Password can't automatically populate on its own, which is a handy new feature.
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Just like us helping cover boner pills for the old guys who think women should pop out babies alone on the kitchen floor, and then get up and make dinner.
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Fried's pickoff attempt to first was wild and allowed Desmond to reach third but Fried struck out Josh Fuentes and got Garrett Hampson to pop out to end the inning.
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To further reduce heat damage, the rocket's "grid fins," the waffle-iron-like flaps that pop out to control its descent, are now made of a single piece of titanium.
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Josh Donaldson followed with a single to put the tying run on base for Edwin Encarnacion, but Colome got him to pop out to left field to end the game.
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Still, they said they wanted to take a slow, methodical approach to ensure that the module does not pop out suddenly, potentially shaking and twisting the rest of the station.
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I am only on my first pregnancy, but I can say without fail, the few outfits I have from Hatch will be worn until I pop out our last kiddo.
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Engineers also opted for six pop-out landing legs instead of three static ones to provide "redundancy for landing on unimproved surfaces," Musk said — places like the moon or Mars.
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Ryne Harper got Hernan Perez to pop out to end the game and earn his first major league save as Minnesota improved to 14-3 following a loss this season.
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Jake McGee came on and got Hernandez to pop out, but a passed ball scored one run, Hoskins doubled home another and Odubel Herrera singled to make it 6-2.
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But it's just not held together well enough to make Blackwood Crossing one of those drop-what-you're-doing recommendations that pop out of the independent sphere with increasing regularity.
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The third mode (my favorite) happens when you pop out two hideaway straps from the back of the bag, turn it 90 degrees and carry the Vega like a backpack.
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There's something funny going on in these two Tracy Morgan photos ... test your spottin' skills and see if the differences between these two finger-pointin' pics pop out at you!
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The set is essentially a rectangular wall, like a film screen, through which characters often pop out when a high or low door opens and a rotating platform swirls around.
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The set is essentially a rectangular wall, like a film screen, through which characters often pop out when a high or low door opens and a rotating platform swirls around.
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More pleasing exterior details include turbine-style, 24-inch wheels, and door handles that lie flush against the body, and pop out when in use, like the ones on a Tesla.
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WIMPs have been popular because not only would the particles account for the majority of astrophysical observations, they pop out naturally from hypothesized extensions of the Standard Model of particle physics.
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When you tap it twice, a pop-out menu appears, giving you access to all of your apps, the notification tray, and various hardware functions within the reach of most thumbs.
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I pop out of bed, take a quick shower to wake myself up, and make breakfast at home — a toasted whole wheat bagel with (chunky, obvi) peanut butter and sliced banana.
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Just before totality, specks of sunlight will pop out between the various valleys and indentions in the lunar crust, creating beads of light that sparkle around the edge of the Moon.
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The album made teen pop out of the kind of R&B and rap collaborations that Carey popularized later in her career, but packaged it with Carey's early America's sweetheart vibe.
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It often felt like looking at it wrong was enough to make its battery pop out, and I can't even recall the number of Razrs I've seen with cracked front screens.
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Here's what happens: The first day of the week is by far the easiest to pop out of bed: I'm fresh and excited to see what Dorsey's routine is all about.
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With threads, users can pop out of the chaos of an ongoing chat and pin bits of conversations off to the side that they can address on a more regular basis.
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With no underground access in the middle of the field, how the hell does she get to the stage, in order to magically pop out at the beginning of the show?
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The only real flair here is that, like Facebook chats, SMS conversations can pop out of the app as Chat Heads and float around the screen, over top of other apps.
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Regular in-ear headphones block too much sound, and ordinary Bluetooth bone-conduction headsets are unlikely to be in stereo — and, for that matter, may pop out and get run over.
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Fernando Rodney, despite giving up a walk to Lucas Duda and an infield hit to Alex Gordon, got Alcides Escobar to pop out to end the game for his 20th save.
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But when a Bronco looks like he'll reach the ball first, we see Newton take a quick hop backward — as if he's expecting the ball will pop out back to him.
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She sticks with speaking and press appearances and relegates her business to her handlers — the team of men who pop out of nowhere to surround any woman with a good idea.
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Bumgarner started this game by inducing five of the first six batters to pop out, tempting the Mets with high fastballs too appetizing to take, but not good enough to drive.
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As I lay in the darkness of the blindfold, arms overhead, worrying that my shoulder might pop out of its socket, I felt the cheap whip moving slowly along my stomach.
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I know plenty of people who swear by the phone accessory, and the pop-out gripper looks to fit pretty well on a matching koozie for hot and cold beverages, alike.
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But reliever Wily Peralta worked out of the jam by getting Rosario to pop out, Sano to strike out and Gonzalez to fly out to leave runners at second and third.
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The right-hander pitched a third consecutive scoreless inning, striking out Corey Seager, getting Justin Turner to pop out to the catcher, and ending it with a strikeout of Cody Bellinger.
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When he escaped a bases-loaded, no-out fix in the fourth, getting Jose Peraza to pop out and Tucker Barnhart to hit into a double play, Tanaka was unusually demonstrative.
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And this doesn't simply pop out of the mold finished, there is an immense amount of work here after the cast itself where such an obvious thing would have been noticed.
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This was surprisingly hard — either I'd brick the shot, or the soccer ball would pop out — until I focused on taking really small jumps, landing like I was on train tracks.
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The lipoma is stubborn and sticky, meaning it doesn't want to pop out cleanly, so Dr. Lee has to yank it out piece by piece — like ripping up a raw chicken breast.
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Ramirez doubled to center against Roberto Osuna with one out in the ninth, but the Blue Jays closer ended the inning on a pop out to third and a flyout to left.
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But the former Chuck star's post comes after people questioned whether he had actually gained the massive muscles that pop out of his Shazam suit, as seen in photos from the set.
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"When bending the display users literally pop out of the screen and can even look around each other, with their faces rendered correctly from any angle to any onlooker," says Dr. Vertegaal.
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It's almost too much information to track at once, so you can sorta cross your eyes at it, and let the psychedelic bliss pop out at you—like a magic eye poster.
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You can tap on that bar and pop out the app into a little resizable window, which can also collapse into a floating icon that you can put anywhere on the screen.
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Because Astro doesn't want to take up any of the screen with controls and toolbars, it decided to make a pop-out menu that hides controls away when you aren't using them.
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Our politics and values were wildly mismatched, she said things that made me cringe so hard my eyes felt like they'd pop out of my head, and she was a chronic liar.
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Four out of five times, the vendor would charge him more than the total should have been, and one of us would pop out and say that it was a sting operation.
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Jon Edwards sandwiched a pair of walks around a hit batter to load the bases in the eighth before Brad Hand induced Gurriel to pop out to second to end the threat.
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As you make your way to the airport to catch your flight, you must swat away the many white hands that suddenly pop out of every direction to touch your avatar's hair.
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Wilhelmsen came on for struggling starter James Paxton with the bases loaded and the Mariners leading 9-4, and he got the Orioles' Adam Jones to pop out to end the inning.
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Following a pop-out by Amed Rosario, who led off for the first time as a major leaguer, Todd Frazier homered, Brandon Nimmo tripled and Asdrubal Cabrera hit a two-run homer.
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Still, I'm just waiting for a head to pop out of the cell to ask about the TV, dreading the possibility of seeing one of them cart it out to the tables.
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Maeda fanned Suzuki on three pitches in the second inning, forced him to weakly fly out to third in the fourth and induced him to pop out to short in the seventh.
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The fastball that got Jason Kipnis to pop out for the second out in the eighth went 100 miles per hour; the one that dotted the corner against Francisco Lindor hit 102.
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For one thing, it exposes something endearingly normal in a woman, who as a very famous TV host, could presumably have had Mr. Wonder pop out of any floor anytime she wanted.
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Madson got a pop out, but then allowed a towering three-run homer to the pinch-hitter Mitch Moreland, who pulled a first-pitch changeup 437 feet into the right field bleachers.
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He got Logan Forsythe to ground out to third, Austin Barnes to pop out to third, and then struck out Clayton Kershaw, who was allowed to bat because there were two outs.
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Marwin Gonzalez and pinch-hitter Evan Gattis were both intentionally walked, and with two outs and the bases loaded, Kershaw ended the inning by getting Cameron Maybin to pop out to third.
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After Shin-Soo Choo's infield out advanced the runners into scoring position, Treinen got Joey Gallo to pop out and Elvis Andrus to ground out for his first save of the season.
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He even seemed to be on his way to an escape in the fifth after striking out J. J. Hardy and getting Smith to pop out following Jonathan Schoop's leadoff bloop single.
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On the opposite shore, Tkotko roared like a jaguar at him, then laughed uproariously, explaining in pantomime that his eyes looked as if they were going to pop out of his head.
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From ultra-wide-angle lenses to cameras that pop out when needed and disappear when they&aposre no longer in use, here are the trends that dominated the smartphone industry in 2019.
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" In the expletive-laden video for "Lavender (Nightfall Remix)," the faux Trump is held at gunpoint by the rapper, who then fires the weapon and causes a flag to pop out reading "Bang.
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And the belief that I used to hold, that once I understood myself to the right degree, someone who got me would pop out of the woodwork, now feels like a filmic fantasy.
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That way, the wine won't go bad and you can pop out a wine cube when you're cooking or throw some wine cubes in with your white or rosé to keep it cold.
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It supports a wide array of file formats, has a pop-out player so you can watch a video while you do other things, and it can even stream content over local networks.
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Instead, it comes with 1,800 picturesque acres, two miles of ocean frontage, a cowboy ranch manager and the feeling that a Nancy Meyers character could pop out from behind every ancient oak tree.
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However, as Mashable discovered, where some people see these calendars as providing one piece of candy per day, others see it as 25 pieces of candy they can pop out and enjoy...whenever.
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The binocular effect causes images of the bristly teeth of an Atlantic cod's head or the winding horns of a sheep skull to pop out, as if the objects were there in miniature.
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The pop-out player seems to be rolling out slowly, and Netflix has yet to formally announce the feature, although presumably it'll only be a matter of time before it's available to everyone.
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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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While Nintendo was content to pop out rock solid games set in colorful fantasy worlds, Sega was exploring new corners of the gaming market, releasing games aimed at adults, sports fans, and environmentalists.
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I am highly alert and pop out of bed to make coffee before starting the first episode of "Knight Rider," which McCarthy tells the Times Magazine is a show everyone should re-watch.
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But Guerra then got Max Kepler to pop out to short and Willians Astudillo to line out to the gap in left-center, where Keon Broxton ran it down to end the threat.
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It allows you to run apps side-by-side, similar to what Apple allows on its iPad Pro products, and even pop-out video for picture-in-picture viewing while performing other tasks.
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Do yourself a favor and listen to these three scientists delight in an Atlantic Midshipman pop out of its dwelling to attack another fish, while quill worms and a lone snail bare witness.
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It'd been a run-of-the-mill pregnancy with no complications of note, so when the couple were asked to pop out of the sonogram room for half an hour, O'Kelly questioned nothing.
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The Mini 26 has a compact size, and it's simple to use: just frame your shot with the viewfinder and press the shutter button, and then wait for the image to pop out.
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With runners on first and second and one out in the top of the seventh, Peralta got Robles to pop out, and then Anthony Rendon struck out looking to keep the game scoreless.
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Dean retired Brandon Guyer on an infield pop out for the second out, but Abraham Almonte pulled a double down the left-field line, scoring Napoli with the first run of the game.
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The police said most of the 235 people arrested in the Pop Out Boyz case grew up together in the neighborhood around the Raymond Bush Playground at Madison Street and Marcus Garvey Boulevard.
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He was around so much during the summer that Washington regulars said it was no longer surprising to see Dimon pop out of the Capitol Hill subway system or leave a lawmaker's office.
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Dipping low with jabs to the body—which most fighters don't even bother defending until they start to ache—Edgar would occasionally pop out a jab to the head from his crouched position.
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A rounded, wooden structure erupts through the floor; seed-like clusters pop out of enlarged pores in the wall; and plaster is dripping from a crack in the ceiling, pulled down by gravity.
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Pig worries about his sanity, and his general mood is reflected in the fact that even his bright pink face, which should pop out of his dark environs, is often sooty and obscured.
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Instead, Acer has hidden the camera in a pop-out module on the left side of the keyboard deck, combining the approaches of Dell's older XPS 13 laptops and Huawei's MateBook X Pro.
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The Dodgers' ace induced a grounder to first from Carlos Correa, got Yulieski Gurriel to pop out to first, and then finished things off by getting Josh Reddick to fly out to center.
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This false-color combination makes Curiosity, which is about 10 feet long and nine feet wide, pop out as a bright blue in the terrain of tan rocks and patches of dark sand.
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New this year also is a built-in mount for accessories at the bottom of the camera, with two little folding fingers that pop out and pop back flush when not in use.
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A trashy escape Surveillance video shows a prison escape worthy of a movie: Inmates pop out of two giant trash bins that authorities say were rolled out of the prison by fellow inmates.
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In the beautifully installed section of the show titled "Poems in Three Dimensions" stunning collaborations between de Campos and the Spanish artist Julio Plaza pop out at the viewer with three-dimensional statements.
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Touring his villa was akin to exploring a funhouse, searching for work to pop out in unexpected places — in closets, along the wall near the driveway, at the feet of still more art.
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Opera GX includes the flashier features built into the regular Opera, too, including a free VPN service, an ad blocker, and pop-out panels with access to chat services like Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp.
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"When we started the project, we were pitching ideas with a friend and she was the one who came up with the idea of having the heart pop out of the chest," explains David.
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There is also a sidebar on the left that lets you control audio and video playback (which you can also pop out so you can watch it even while you're surfing in other tabs).
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The scene was torn straight out of The Walking Dead comic in one of the goriest scenes on the show to date, with Negan's first blow making Glenn's eye pop out as Maggie screamed.
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We know that the babies are about four to five feet long when they pop out of their mothers with a full set of teeth, and that they can live for around 70 years.
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I slightly freak out that the dog has run away, but eventually I see N. pop out of the neighbor's house, and he tells me the dog is getting dropped off in a few.
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New details keep trickling out about the Honda e, the compact electric vehicle that's coming to market in spring 2020, from pop-out door handles and internal side view mirrors to the touchscreen display.
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The Yankees got just one run out of it however, as Gibson got a pop out to second and a double-play grounder to escape the jam after loading the bases with nobody out.
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Even after I flew to L.A., got fitted for my suit, and took hundreds of photos with roses, I still half expected someone to pop out and tell me this was all a joke.
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When it detects an excessive amount of heat, it triggers the Automist Smartscan sprayers on the wall to pop-out and start scanning the room using infra-red sensors to find the hottest point.
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Leake got out of the inning by getting Logan Morrison to line to left, Ehire Adrianza to fly out to center and Bobby Wilson to pop out to shortstop Andrew Romine in foul territory.
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It looks like someone's about to pop out and hit Scatman Crothers in the chest with an axe and then freeze to death after chasing his son through it because ghosts drove him insane.
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Elsewhere in the current exhibitions, the artist offers portraits of his parents, in which bright, white eyeballs pop out of yellow, purple, and brown patches of energetic brushwork that distort their heads and faces.
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"I'll be walking along and, boom, something will pop out at me," he said, strolling past an aquarium filled with Matchbox cars followed by a wooden duck decoy mounted on a tacky bathroom countertop.
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It has a sweeping glass windshield, and is dotted with lots more windows that follow right to the back of the vehicle, including a few that pop out, just like on those old Microbuses.
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In addition, tension in fallen trees can cause unexpected movement when cutting them, making the limbs pop out and hurting you, or hitting your equipment, or causing the trunk to move and make you stuck.
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Moving onto the armpits, Dr. Lee cuts into the lumps under Amber's arm, both of which pop out cleanly — like little pearls — and sends those growths to the lab along with the other skin flaps.
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Medical 33-D imaging is not new, but the way organs appear to pop out of the screen and the ease at which the anatomy can be manipulated has never been seen before in medicine.
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With smaller breeds like Yorkies and Pomeranians, it's common for little knee joints to pop out so keeping the leg close to the body is key, older and overweight dogs need special care as well.
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With Brutal London: Construct Your Own Concrete Capital, recently published by Prestel, you can pop-out and build nine modernist London structures, from the circular 1960s Space House tower to the blocky 1976 National Theatre.
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And the fact that you can just pop out your copy of Zelda and lend it to a friend for a few weeks is something that will likely never be possible with a digital copy.
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But then you walk on to the set, and it's almost even more glamorous than Joan's house, because these super-bright colors are contrasted with this monochromatic background so that they pop out even more.
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White Sox right-hander Reynaldo Lopez escaped further damage in the frame by getting a strikeout and pop-out with two runners aboard to end the inning, but struggled overall in falling to 0-2.
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He can even pop out to the arc himself — opening up the floor by drawing a defense's best rim protector away from the basket — and can be trusted to make the correct pass from there.
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Neris, who was given his first closing opportunity of the season Thursday, induced a Freeman pop out and retired Matt Kemp on a liner to right to get the first two outs of the ninth.
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McCullers eventually got Taylor to pop out to second and retired Corey Seager when Jose Altuve made a great diving play in shallow-right to knock the ball down before throwing Seager out at first.
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Thanks to the magic of cinema and the relative ease with which a shark fin can be CGI'd to pop out of something and move ominously toward the viewer, we don't just have sea sharks.
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The logic went like this: With each eye covered by a different colored lens, two different-colored versions of a scene, just slightly offset from each other, should pop out into a three-dimensional image.
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If you're like me, you've probably spent an inordinate amount of your life thinking about that scene from Total Recall, where Arnold Schwarzenegger's space helmet breaks and his eyes nearly pop out of his skull.
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It even tried extending the weapons' range by developing a kit for CBU-87 canisters with pop-out wings that would allow cluster bombs to glide for 40 or more miles before scattering their bomblets.
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Your mileage may vary, of course, but I found this to be a relatively easy puzzle whose theme did not pop out at me until I had stared at it for a while after solving.
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I'll show you how to do this on an Android phone or iPhone (and iPad), but you'll want to check the user guide for gadgets like cameras (usually just pop out the storage card) and laptops.
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Detroit had runners on first and third with one out in the bottom of the inning, but Peacock got Grayson Greiner to pop out on the first pitch, then struck out JaCoby Jones on three pitches.
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Basically, that means you can choose to 'pop out' the video and then reposition it anywhere on your screen for a picture-in-picture effect that remains visible over any other apps you might be using.
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Because of this, many of these players in turn feel more comfortable giving money to Blizzard for loot boxes, which remarkably don't even come with a guarantee that a desired item will pop out once opened.
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In fact, about 15% of people won't even have it—if you flex your wrist and cup your hand, you may see two prominent tendons pop out in front of your forearm just before the wrist.
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"These folks have been living with the Sword of Damocles over their heads for years now, not knowing exactly when these rules will pop out and not knowing, clearly, what they will entail," Cole told me.
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There have been efforts by the Access Fund, a nonprofit climbing organization, to maintain the bolts in the rocks so they don't wear down from overuse and pop out dangerously while climbers are on the rocks.
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With runners at first and third and one out, Allen, who picked up a four-out save Wednesday night, retired Carlos Correa on an infield pop-out, then struck out Brian McCann to end the game.
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For more severe cystic acne scars that are deeply tethered down, another more invasive procedure known as subcision involves using a needle to physically loosen them and allow the skin to better pop out, Robinson says.
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A. In macOS Sierra and later, you can use the Picture in Picture mode to pop out a floating video-player window on the screen while you have other pages and programs open on the desktop.
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Tampa Bay tacked on two more runs in the second when Kevin Kiermaier tripled home Diaz and then scored on pop out that Pujols caught on the move in foul territory to make it 3-1.
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That feels like a blessing, given that the Acer Swift 7's webcam was crammed into a pop-out module on the left side of the keyboard deck, and could only photograph people's fingers and chests.
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The Pop Out Boyz track "For A Scammer" wasn't exactly a smash hit, but it's engaging for exactly this reason: it's full of hilariously specific references to credit card fraud and its monetary (and sexual) rewards.
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With three different sets of ear fins, foam tips, and silicone tips, each bud is designed to fit snugly in your ear so they won't pop out in the middle of your morning commute or workout.
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During all of my testing, 1.093 or 60 runs, I only had the camera pop out of the Zoom In car once, after a high-speed, head-on collision with a rock that wasn't going to budge.
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They sound fine, and I did notice an improvement when the tuning was enabled, but the earbuds tend to frequently pop out of my ears, making it hard to maintain the proper seal for good sound quality.
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The 13- and 16-inch tablets clock in at 1920×1080 and 3840×2160, respectively, and feature edge-to-edge glass and slimmer profiles than earlier models, coupled with pop out and stand that'll be sold separately.
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The industry has since given us smartphone cameras that pop out, flip up and slide out, while the hole-punch condenses the notch further still, but the next stage is going under the screen for full invisibility.
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It slammed shut and locked, placing us in a pitch-black hallway that gave way to a disorienting gauntlet of screams, moaning, banging metal, flashing red lights, and demons who would pop out from around dark corners.
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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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"Pop-out and depth effects emerge from the screen in unparalleled brightness and sharpness," says system creator United Screens Group, but "without the alignment and distortion issues that had been associated with glasses-free 3D until now."
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Techno-utopians frequently make the mistake of imagining benevolent A.I.s that mysteriously pop out of labs to solve our problems, while ignoring how the business models of the companies that created them are constrained by bad incentives.
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After a two-out single by Michael Brantley — who was replaced by the pinch-runner Jake Marisnick — Cessa hit Alex Bregman in the ribs but stranded the baserunners by getting Yuli Gurriel to pop out to first.
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What we're creating speaks to this modern day — to youth, and to how emotion can be embedded in movement, how you can further the story through that movement and not just have a dance-break pop out.
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Twins starting third baseman Luis Arraez was carted off with an apparent right leg injury after a collision with first baseman Willians Astudillo on a pop-out near the mound to end the bottom of the seventh.
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JC: So are you saying that you go through a period of populism and you pop out the other side you just have to hope that someone doesn't get into power and do damage potentially in the interim?
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The weapons all have a satisfying heft to them, and the game demands aggressive play; health replenishing items pop out of enemies, so you'll find yourself charging at them, shotgun blasting, in order to both kill and heal.
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But a new carry-on suitcase not only has room for packing a baby's travel necessities, there's also a pop-out stroller seat hidden away inside it, leaving you with one less thing to drag through an airport.
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He retired Alexei Ramirez on a pop out to third with his first pitch, retired Wil Myers on a soft, broken-bat liner to second and got Yangervis Solarte on a pop to first to end the inning.
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Apple didn't announce this feature onstage at WWDC 2019, but if it debuts in the public beta, people will be able to watch TV shows or movies in a small, pop-out window while navigating the Apple TV.
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Rick and Michonne fall to their apparent doom and land on a pile of perfectly preserved food instead, and later pop out of a swarmed car and simply hop over a fence to avoid the zombies surrounding them.
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The puntero up above likely dispatched the driver to check us out, Luis explains, and the driver likely pinged the guy who we now see pop out from around a corner a half-block away to the south.
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Unconvincing battle scenes, though, aren't the half of it: this second feature from David L.G. Hughes also supplies keening choirs and gods (hello, Mr. Stamp) who pop out of Valhalla to whisper in ears and dispense magic mushrooms.
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Swap either of those two guys with Ryan Anderson, and roll to the rim, pop out to the three-point line for additional spacing, or force the switch and then operate out of the post on a mismatch.
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When the bases were loaded with no outs in the second inning, he got Miguel Sano to pop out on a 23-mile-per-hour fastball, and then struck out Marwin Gonzalez and Jake Cave on diving sliders.
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Schwarber, who has three career stolen bases, surprised the Indians (and just about anyone watching) by stealing second with Ben Zobrist at the plate, but Kluber was able to get Zobrist to pop out to end the inning.
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Instead of an adjustable stand at the back of the keyboard, the Ergo K860 features hidden pop-out clips at the base of the palm rest to lift the front of the keyboard higher, with two angle settings.
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Hawkins induced the first two batters in the bottom of the eighth to pop out, but rookie third baseman Mike Blowers mishandled Sosa's routine grounder, allowing him to reach on a headfirst slide into the first-base bag.
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Another single loaded the bases, and Boone brought in lefty Chasen Shreve, who struck out Morrison and then got Robbie Grossman on a pop out that Austin snagged as he went into a slide approaching the right field stands.
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Sanders certainly took some body blows, but trying to find the affront to her looks felt like squinting at a magic eye poster, waiting for the insult to pop out and seeing nothing but ruthless attacks on her character.
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Fortunately, Netflix may finally be making that a reality, with Engadget reporting that the streaming site is testing a new pop-out player that will allow you to stream videos in a picture-in-picture mode on your computer.
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I mentioned skiing above, and for a reason: transporting long items in the trunk is made possible with pass-through sections in the rear seating that basically pop out to allow you to do more with the paces available.
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When he finally finds his sister — she's the one who can move things with her mind — their powers combine in an incredibly satisfying way as Dr. Goldman's evil eyes pop out of his skull and melt down his face.
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Obstacles that might appear relatively benign in still images are sometimes revealed to be dicier when viewed through the HoloLens, while geological formations that would not otherwise have been especially noticeable "pop out" in the display, according to Menzies.
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Verdant air emanates from a dreamy jungle of plant life; neon light bounces around mirrored surfaces; luminous plexiglass constructions pop out from every direction; and unplaceable music is punctuated by the random zing of a fairy wand sound effect.
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After all, judging by TV depictions of birth, babies could just pop out at any second, with pregnant characters reliably going into labor with theatrical waterworks in the street, grocery store, or while fighting with their partners or friends.
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Odorizzi came back to strike out Billy Hamilton, and after an intentional walk to leadoff hitter Jesse Winker, who saw his nine-game hitting streak end Saturday, he induced a pop-out from Jose Peraza to end the inning.
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He struck out Carlos Correa and got Josh Reddick to pop out to short, but Brett Gardner lost track of a fly ball off the bat of Martin Maldonado, letting it fall to the warning track for a double.
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Because those bright colors, they just pop out from the dark blacks on the 6-Series TV. More local dimming zones make this possible because they selectively light up the bright parts, while leaving the rest of the display dark.
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He hit into a first-inning double play that stalled a potential rally, had an infield pop-out with two runners on that did the same in the third capped it with strikeouts in each of his final two at-bats.
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In fact, this one salvages a bit more of the original Dock, including using the Dock's own pop-out USB-C connector (instead of using an additional detachable USB-C cable) so one can just plop the Switch down and go.
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The new Group feature also includes an easy way to pop out to individual chat with anyone within the Group, letting you tap on any member's name when they're active in a chat and jump into a one-on-one conversation.
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Chirinos followed with a walk to reach base for the 29th straight game, the longest active streak in the majors, but Bridwell got Odor to pop out to short and fanned Willie Calhoun for his seventh strikeout in five innings.
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It gets you full HD video resolution, swappable faceplates (silver and black are included), and a battery that's easy to pop out for recharging, though you won't have to worry about this if you choose to hardwire the doorbell at installation.
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As a quick recap, 1Password 7's new selling points are its easier-to-read sidebar, a handy pop-out window for quick password access when using apps that 1Password can't autofill on its own, and the Have I Been Pwned?
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Some photos and videos of Trump make it look like he doesn't have the best posture in the world, but there are many posture problems that are just as likely to make one's butt tuck in as opposed to pop out.
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" According to Montes de Oca, that extra dose of confidence also means Ashley's willing to wear more daring outfits like this form-fitting Tranchi gown where "there are little things that peek out or pop out and she's like 'Cool!
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Normally when I get hungry at the office, I can absentmindedly dial in an order on Seamless, or go to the R29 kitchen and grab a snack, or just pop out to get something quickly and eat it while answering emails.
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Adams and Kanter roll to the rim far more often than they pop out for jumpers, while Ibaka prefers to pop behind the three-point arc or, more often, short-roll himself into the area right above the free-throw line.
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The tall filmmaker, with his sandy-brown hair and large blue eyes that seem to pop out of his boyish face, struck a welcoming posture, and it didn't take long to pick up on his underlying sincerity and astute intelligence.
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Although the new pricing compares favorably to AT&T's own service plans, it's obviously restricted by the fact that it's tied to your car; there's no SIM that you can pop out and take with you every time you leave.
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In the UK, the hallmarks of the world's largest retailer were immediately apparent at this Asda Superstore — the yellow lines that pop out of the "A" were the same as the ones that followed the word "Walmart" on its own sign.
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The Angels put together one last rally in the ninth inning, getting a run on a David Fletcher single, but Mychal Givens struck out Trout and hen got Justin Upton to pop out with the bases loaded for his ninth save.
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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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You can use a paring knife to cut through the skin that connects the legs to the body, then just press down and pull on the thighs until you hear them pop out of their sockets and lie flat. Easy.
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He rung up Corey Seager on a called strike three with a 97 mile-per-hour fastball that just caught the inside edge of the plate, and he ended the inning by getting Justin Turner to pop out to third.
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The right-hander retired Yasiel Puig on a pop-out to short, but Joc Pederson, who has been on fire recently, crushed a 1-2 fastball for an opposite-field home run that increased the Dodgers' lead to 3-1.
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While Man of Medan's branching story is compelling, I can easily see how plonking through it alone would highlight just how much of the game involves walking quietly through spooky hallways and waiting for something to pop out and scare you.
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But Parker worked out of the jam by getting Lowe to pop out, striking out d'Arnaud and then getting Pham to ground out to third baseman Miguel Sano, who made a highlight-reel diving stop in the hole on the play.
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We're no stranger to the biscuits that pop out of a cardboard tube (although they still make us flinch), but making them yourself is easy enough that you should forego the refrigerated aisle in the grocery store just this once.
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Cleveland right-hander James Hoyt retired the side in order in the eighth inning and struck out two in the ninth before Oliver Perez secured his first save of the season after inducing Rosario to pop out to end the game.
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That was not even the most bizarre play of the game, which came in the bottom of the seventh when Phillies center fielder Aaron Altherr allowed a fly by Lucas Duda to pop out of his glove and over his shoulder.
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The archetype of the New Woman that took hold at the precipice of the twentieth century is another clear influence: as ladies stand astride bikes, hold each other in intimate embraces, or playfully pop out of pre-cut newspaper pages.
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But Gizmodo received a special Lamborghini edition of the very pretty Oppo Find X the other day and I started playing with it, mainly because I wanted to watch the camera pop out of the top of the phone like a transformer.
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He ran into a bit of trouble in the fifth, putting two on with nobody out but got out of the jam with two strikeouts and a pop-out then struck out the side in the sixth to wrap up his day.
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It's a two-in-one deal: You get to surprise the person you're proposing to by having a ring pop out of a seemingly innocuous iPhone case, and then you get to preserve said surprised face for all eternity with your phone.
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Nintendo envisions parents working alongside their kids to turn these flat sheets of cardboard (with perforated pieces that you pop out) into creations like an RC car, a piano, a fishing pole, and even a robot suit that straps to your body.
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When FBI Director James Comey excoriated Clinton for her sloppy email protocol, it was almost a foregone conclusion that Republicans would peer so deeply into the mouth of the gift horse he'd just given them that they'd pop out the other end.
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"When bending the display, users literally pop out of the screen and can even look around at each other, with their faces rendered correctly from any angle to any onlooker," researcher Dr. Roel Vertegaal says in a release announcing the new technology.
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There are clever internal and external pockets that make it easy to find and reach the little stuff that tends to float around my bag, including a pop-out pocket that I can put a water bottle or pair of flats into easily.
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Pop Out Boyz, a rap collective from Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, took their lyrics from real life when they released a single this spring all about the material rewards of a crime not often mentioned in urban pop music — credit card fraud, prosecutors said.
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For productivity app developers, iPadOS's new ability to pop out separate windows of an app — more like a "real" computer — will be useful, as will the addition of App Exposé, and new gestures like the three-finger copy, cut, paste and undo gestures.
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The big right-hander struck out Cody Bellinger on four pitches, got Yasiel Puig to pop out to first, and finished off the inning by fooling Joc Pederson with a called strike three on a curveball that was slightly up in the zone.
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"The amount of fluorine-31 they made, that made my eyes pop out of my head," says physicist Kate Jones of the University of Tennessee, referring to a figure in the paper in which the researchers indicated they'd created 4,000 of the nuclei.
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I popped the keyboard off and caught up with TV shows at night while the Surface Go stood balanced on its pop-out kickstand, which feels sturdy and bends almost all the way back so the tablet is practically flush with the table.
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Daisy, less than 20 yards in length, uses a four-step process to remove an iPhone battery with a blast of -80 Celsius (-176 Fahrenheit) degree air, and then pop out screws and modules, including the haptic module that makes a phone vibrate.
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Mac designs a performance to finally come out to his father, Luther, a terrifying ex-con whose eyes pop out of his head and who, at one point, tried to get Charlie and Mac to smuggle drugs through their butts into his prison.
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Not only did he pop out to meet the man who painted the shoes, he invited Gamache to travel with him to the concert that night at Madison Square Garden and promised to post a photo of the shoes on his blog.
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But the everyday reality of his schemes calls to mind more provincial tales, like Caroline Calloway's over-promising on social media, or Brooklyn rap crew Pop Out Boyz, whose members were caught up in a credit card fraud bust back in 203.
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Still in your bathrobe, you set up camp in your late mother's power recliner, where you can be both erect and recumbent, and where it is possible to make the footrest pop out and the headrest lean back without exerting any physical effort.
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Getting it to properly sit in the newly created hole was a little tricky as the plug keeps wanting to pop out without the controller's back cover holding it in place thanks to a gasket that helps seal the gamepad—but it's far from impossible.
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Adding to the ever-growing list of amazing things you can build with Lego's programmable Mindstorms EV3 toys, ManicMiners, designed and built by Mike Dobson, has players trying to whack eight little helmeted characters 50 times as they randomly pop out of Lego tires.
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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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Elon Musk has dropped his latest vision on us — a future in which we avoid "soul-destroying" traffic by vanishing underground in our electric, self-driving cars, and tool through our cities within subterranean tunnels, only to pop out at our destination on the surface.
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Giles got Kendrys Morales to fly to right field with the potential tying run at second base to end the inning, before escaping a two-on, one-out jam in the ninth by striking out Josh Phegley and getting Robbie Grossman to pop out.
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You can do that in a computer-animated movie, but it's often a waste of resources, because you have to build the eyes to pop out within the computer's model, or you have to build the hearts as separate objects, or what have you.
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In a pre-dawn attack by Mexican marines who killed five of his henchmen, the portly capo survived by squeezing through a secret tunnel into the city's grimy storm drains, only to pop out of a manhole near a Pollo Feliz restaurant hours later.
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Fans wanting Beckham to match the likes of Antonio Bryant as a weekly fulcrum have been disappointed in 2016, but he still has plenty to give those with humbler requests, who just want their eyes to pop out of their head every now and again.
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But viewers who tuned into the broadcast of Rio's closing ceremony on Monday morning Japan time were surprised to see their normally sober leader pop out of an oversize green drainpipe dressed as Super Mario, the star of the popular Nintendo video game series.
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He pitched himself out of jams — in the fifth, Joey Rickard and Caleb Joseph singled to lead off the inning and advanced on a wild pitch, but Odorizzi struck out Jonathan Schoop and got Chris Davis to pop out to center to finish the inning.
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I used to when I was a ... Years ago, when it was very small, every now and then someone would pop out of a room at the old Google, which was a very small place, when I was walking around with Larry or Sergey.
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If you count the people who were able to travel to the US without visas, the true denial rates for those parts of the world would be much lower — and the high denial rates for West Africa and Central Asia would pop out even more.
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Tylenol (or acetaminophen) overdoses in England and Wales fell by 43 percent after legislation passed requiring that the medication be sold in "blister packs" where you have to pop out each individual pill; that simple switch from big bottles was enough to save lives.
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Not only his shocking teeth but also an astonishing amount of pink upper-gum tissue would suddenly pop out, as if a jack-in-the-box had been sprung, and his hand would fly to his mouth, while his big shoulders shook and rolled.
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N). Daisy, less than 20 yards in length, uses a four-step process to remove an iPhone battery with a blast of -80 degree Celsius (-112°F) air, and then pop out screws and modules, including the haptic module that makes a phone vibrate.
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OnePlus has a reputation for bringing notable technologies to the phone market ahead of some of its larger competitors, whether that's a frosted glass back, a pop-out camera lens that automatically retracts when you fumble the phone, or a 90-hertz display refresh rate.
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Maybe it's their universal nature (we all have, or have had, those pesky black dots sprinkling our nose), or the fact that it's strangely satisfying to watch a string of pus pop out of such a pinhead-sized pore, but there's something people love about blackheads.
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You can also pop out a video of a Twitch stream that floats over tabs and other apps, and Opera GX will soon add a mode where you can have a floating window playing over games so you can watch a tutorial while you are playing.
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Because the Switch comes with two of them from the start, any situation becomes an opportunity to pop out the console's kickstand, remove the Joy-Con, and start a game, especially with those that don't own the Switch themselves and perhaps never once considered buying it.
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The Rays had two on and one out in the third after Luke Maile's ground-rule double and a walk to Logan Forsythe, but Tillman got Brad Miller to pop out, then struck out Evan Longoria, who entered the game with seven career home runs against him.
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About the size of a small pizza, the Voyager Drive's pop-out dashboard speaker can't compare to the sound produced by a luxury ride's OEM sound system, but it's vastly superior to your smartphone's speakers if you find yourself on the beach in need of some tunes.
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But Giolito — who walked the bases loaded in the first inning and went 3-0 to Adrianza before rebounding to get the Twins shortstop to pop out to end that threat — bounced back afer Rosario's double to get both Eduardo Escobar and Brian Dozier on routine flyouts.
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It uses the same type of pop-out valve as you'll find on inflatable beach toys, and while there appears to be a one-way valve inside to prevent air from escaping when you stop blowing, it didn't work with the pre-production sample we tested.
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What's more, though the camera retains nice features like a few external controls and a pop-out touchscreen viewfinder, it's just bit going to be quite as quick on the manual controls as the X100T because it doesn't have a dial for every last possible setting.
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Bellroy Tokyo Tote Premium Edition, $199While most tote bags feature one large compartment for storage, the Bellroy Tokyo Tote has internal pockets on the inside walls, pop-out pockets on the sides for a water bottle and umbrella or extra shoes, and a 13-inch laptop sleeve.
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I wrote a script to find all the five-letter words in my word list which would work (daring not even dream a six might work — I did confirm this later though!), and was very happy to see BEARD pop out, immediately thinking of today's revealer.
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After James struck out Gio Urshela and got Didi Gregorius to pop-out to Bregman in foul territory, D.J. LeMahieu lined a ball down the right-field line that resulted in a ground-rule double as it bounced out of play before ricocheting back onto the field.
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"It came less from us saying, 'Let's take over the world with multiple "Star Trek" shows,' and more from the fact that these good ideas started to pop out of the creative process," said Julie McNamara, the executive vice president of original content at CBS All Access.
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In a portrait called "Ear Plugs," lime green hair, a yellow barrette, and a blue striped shirt rise up from a red wooden background; black pupils pop out from the whites of the subject's eyes and a thick black stroke of a smile almost reaches her forehead.
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The keyboard snaps to one side of the screen—you can use the arrow button to switch sides, the pop out button (at the bottom) to move the keyboard anywhere you like on screen, and the expand button (at the top) to go back to the standard mode.
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That pop out capped off a tumultuous year for the National League West, in which four of the division's five teams made major changes to their front offices, and at the close of which, the fifth—Sandoval's Giants—was just a few months away from doing the same.
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" What they're saying: "We need to focus on Americans and not the immigrants," said Paul T. "We shouldn't give away our birthright like candy," said Shawn M. "Meaning that all they have to do is cross the border illegally, pop out a kid, and they're a U.S. citizen.
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Pictures of Huawei's upcoming TalkBand B5 have leaked, confirming that once again, the company is trying to sell folks on the concept pioneered with the original TalkBand B1 back in 2014: a wearable that combines smart watch features with a pop-out Bluetooth headset in a single device.
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The Marlins had a string of four straight games scoring six or more runs come to an end in a 25-223 loss at Pittsburgh on Sunday but still got some pop out of the lineup when ageless wonder Ichiro Suzuki cranked a home run in the eighth.
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The play seen below could have either resulted in a duck in for Smart or the opportunity for Kyrie Irving to pop out at the top of the key with Shelvin Mack guarding him, but all that changes once Jonathon Simmons goes for a steal on the perimeter.
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While plenty of celebrities have appeared on the Ellen show to surprise their admirers, it seems that the host has Biebs in the wings at all times — so he can pop out of boxes, emerge from the wings, and zoom in on a hoverboard to meet with his fans.
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After spending some time in Bite's factory, it became very clear why the brand is able to pop out dozens of trendsetting shades as quickly as you see them on the runway: Bite orders all of its pigments in primary colors and then makes the shades in-house.
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While they were painstakingly syncing up the audio with the corresponding film scenes, Miller's team noticed how excited the astronauts were when they caught sight of truly awesome space events, like the sun rise over the Earth and a solar corona, when ribbons of sunlight pop out from behind the moon.
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However, in head-to-head testing against a Pixel 7003, while OnePlus' Night Mode did a solid job of cutting down on noise, I found it also oversharpened photos to the point where some bright lights pop out a little too much, while hard lines have halo artifacts around them.
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Netflix is testing out a new feature that could mean you never have to stop watching, not even while you work – it's a pop-out video player, similar to the one you may be used to from iOS and macOS for any website or app that supports Safari's native video player.
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There's also another moon, which required me to carefully to carry a seed across the entirety of the ocean to a friendly farmer by a lighthouse, possess a nearby octopus to shoot a jet of water onto it, which caused a plant to grow and a moon to pop out.
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The other potential downside is that the H10 drive is only designed to work with recent 8th-gen Intel U-series CPUs, which means you won't be able to pop out the M.2 SSD in a slightly older laptop in order to take advantage of those faster storage speeds.
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Yeah, it's kind of insane that Apple moved away from what many considered perfection in the first place, but if you've been holding out from upgrading because of an aversion to the butterfly, the Pro's new keyboard is reason to pop out of your cocoon and give it a try.
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Wei-Yin Chen tossed 2 1/3 innings before exiting with one out and two on in the ninth in favor of Jose Quijada, who issued a two-out walk to Roman Quinn before earning his first big league save by inducing Cesar Hernandez to pop out with the bases loaded.
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He says, "my eyes are like gunshots they pop / out of my head when you show me the bread," which is the perfect lyric for me to rap to myself today, since I'm doing laundry and I have, not to brag, but like seven whole dollars in quarters on hand.
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"If Roy Moore wins, Bannon and all the other of those people will pop out of the woodwork everywhere," said Senator Richard C. Shelby, the veteran Alabama Republican, referring to the former Trump adviser Stephen K. Bannon, who has taken a leading role against the preferred candidate of his former boss.
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One of the mistakes that the robotics industry traditionally has made is that they aim for a 8003-year goal, and they drill down this cave thinking they can pop out the other side and have this magical solution like Rosy from the Jetsons, and it just doesn't work that way.
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Doctors remark on them as they hold a light up to inspect them, regular earbuds—like the ones included with my iPhone—pop out with the slightest provocation, and when I'm offered my choice of tip sizes for IEMs I inevitably reach for the smallest ones and still often find them wanting.
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Daryl jumps up to attack Negan, which is a terrible idea for many reasons, but mainly because Negan warned them not to, so as punishment and to prove he's a man of his word, Negan hauls off and whacks Glenn, crushing the front of his skull and making his eyeball pop out.
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The back of my foot would always pop out, and to compensate for that, I found myself scrunching up my toes and sliding my heel back in the shoe at the same time so that my foot wouldn't come out when I walked, which was not only awkward but a lot of work.
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Augmented reality app Blippar has been around since 2011, but until recently it focused mostly on advertising and content for brands: Point your Blippar smartphone app at a bold "B" embossed on the pages of a magazine or a bottle of ketchup and more information would pop out on your phone's display.
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Not only have multiple people demonstrated that the Find X's chassis is more prone to bending than your typical handset, it's also not very smart, because if you accidentally try to unlock the while it's in your pocket, the motorized camera will pop out and struggle in frustration for a few seconds before giving up.
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The Angels put together one last rally in the ninth inning, getting a run on a David Fletcher single to get to within one, but Mychal Givens struck out Trout with the tying run at third and got Justin Upton to pop out on a full count with the bases loaded for his ninth save.
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It is a sign of the times, investigators said, that some of the defendants in their 30s indicted in the Pop Out Boyz case have records for drug crimes and robberies but that most of the defendants in their teens and 20s either have no criminal record or have been arrested only for financial crimes.
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This was true of some of the show's golden era too — its third season is full of bits that grit their teeth so hard the veins pop out on their forehead — but the series was almost always building to something so amazing and out of the blue that you'd forgive the occasional effortful tangents.
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The Echo Look also contains a depth sensor that's being used, in the first instance, to create a bokeh effect for a hands-free style selfies feature that Amazon is hoping will sell the device to fashion lovers, by making their outfits pop out against the bedroom wallpaper, and making them more eager to socially share.
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Rampage's action strengths are mostly in the mobility of the giant creatures, who leap up and down skyscrapers, dive in one side of a building in an explosion of glass and pop out on the other side, and at one point (in a clear homage to the original video game), ride a falling skyscraper to the ground.
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"It's basically a contraption that would be attached to the bottom of the drone and it would spin and, at a periodic rate, pop out these bait in various directions," said Ryan Moehring, a public affairs specialist at Fish and Wildlife Services' Mountain Prairie region, describing the device designed to dole out the vaccine-laced treats.
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I could always see the 3D images hidden in Magic Eye books, but I'm an eye crosser as opposed to an eye relaxer, which as far as I understand is why the 3D-ness recedes into image for me rather than pop out, which I always thought made it harder to understand what I was looking at.
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He can sink back around the free-throw line to take away Horford's roll and Thomas's driving lane, which sounds decent enough until you remember that Horford can pop out behind the three-point line; Thomas, meanwhile, had a higher effective field goal percentage on pull-up jumpers than Steph Curry and Chris Paul this season.
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Green, who has now pitched in three consecutive games, got Yuli Gurriel to pop out to short, but then Yordan Alvarez delivered his first hit of the A.L.C.S. with a single to center that sent Bregman to third, and Correa brought them both home with a 1.903-foot homer to left-center that made it 6-1 Houston.
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With 22007 to 22008 men — no women — crammed together into the back of each Toyota pickup, their arms and legs spilling over the sides, the vehicles pop out of alleyways and follow scout cars that have zoomed ahead to make sure there are no pesky police officers or border guards lurking who have not been paid off.
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The HiRise is unique in that it provides a charging puck that can both mount in the frame (which has a nice weighted base to stay rock solid on your desk) and pop out to either provide a lie-flat wireless charger (which will work with the new wireless AirPods charging case, for instance) or pack away in a bag.
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You can pick makeup trends off a red carpet or identify hair-color phenomenons with a single scroll through Instagram (without even leaving your bed!), but the next big thing in skin care isn't going to pop out at you from a celebrity face or an A-list hairstylist's feed (unless they're being paid to make sure you know about it).
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So they pop out of the cake publicly for the first time with a big "Series A" that they build press around – and their first Form D. Another piece of feedback we received was from Augie Rakow, the co-founder and managing partner of Atrium, which bills itself as a "better law firm for startups" that TechCrunch has covered a few times before.
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A pregnant giraffe is preparing to give birth to a calf inside her pen at Animal Adventure Park in Harpursville, New York, and the zoo is graciously livestreaming the whole thing right now so you can watch one of the world's goofiest mammals pop out a baby and be distracted briefly from the growing hellscape that is our current world.
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But what makes the HiRise Wireless stand out is a clever trick Twelve South is adding, allowing the main wireless charging pad to pop out of the stand, letting you also use it as a flat wireless charger (for things like AirPods, or simply for those who just prefer that form factor) or even throw it in a bag to take on the go.
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The foreign influences pop out here and there (they probably account for the exotic shifting rhythms and colliding harmonies), but what binds the music and makes it more than an intellectual exercise is its rootedness in jazz idioms — and Mr. Coleman's tone on alto sax, reminiscent of Parker's piercing sweetness but swept across a broader canvas than anyone in the bebop era, even its master, could have imagined.
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I'd venture to say—and again it's just a wild guess—that we've created a counter-narrative to our loss in Vietnam, a culture that somehow validates small, pop-in, pop-out wars—drones, incursions—that can be kept to the side, along with school shootings and other outrageous incidences that would, for so many, take away too much if they were to be solved with reasonable social agreements.
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NASA and SpaceX choose both Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown Trump border fight throws curveball into shutdown prospects MORE (R-Ala.) says that a potential victory for Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore in the state's upcoming GOP runoff would prompt anti-establishment Republicans similar to former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon to "pop out of the woodwork" and sow discord in the 2018 midterm elections.
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The screen inside will undoubtedly draw comparisons to Tesla, as it mixes the pop-out design of the Model 3's screen with the portrait orientation made popular by the Model S and Model X. (Ford has tinkered with big vertical touchscreens in some of its cars, too, though never to this degree.) Another touch that will likely strike that same chord is that there are no traditional door handles on the Mustang Mach-E.
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The architecture specifics of Electron have helped it succeed, but what really matters are results: a developer can make a desktop application using a single JavaScript codebase, and it compiles into a binary that works on every OS. It's not impossible for Google to contribute to that compile pipeline in order to ensure that Electron apps pop out as perfect Chrome OS citizens — in fact, Microsoft has already developed a tool that helps developers package Electron apps for the Windows Store.
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