When she came across Reddit's r/popping subreddit — a community dedicated to pimple and cyst popping — she discovered the extent of the popping subculture of people wanting to see extractions and pimple pops.
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If people aren't popping peanut energy balls in their mouths, then they're telling you why they're popping peanut energy balls in their mouths, and maybe the arguments against popping peanut energy balls in their mouth.
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Though you've probably never done it, popping the back of your iPhone is not much different than popping the hood.
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The Princess Diaries When Mia (Anne Hathaway) gets her fairy tale foot-popping kiss, we all get our fairy tale foot-popping kiss.
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So while others in my position may have reacted to the discovery of /r/popping, an entire Reddit forum dedicated to popping, with glee and excitement for the hours of vicarious pimple-popping that lay ahead of them, I wanted to lay down and die.
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"My famous line whenever I talk to anybody about this is like, 'Those guys were way more interested in popping an ollie than popping a cherry,'" Stones says.
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Inside the burger there's a beef patty, tomato soup jelly, fried potatoes, "popping" cheese (we suspect it's like popping candy), blueberry onion jam, and so-called wonka sauce.
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" - Nicole, 37 "Gets off on popping my pimples.
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" - Laura, 234 "Someone popping a balloon near me.
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The eye-popping numbers, which Alibaba manages to make even more eye-popping year after year, reflect the changing times since the company invented the retail event a decade ago.
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The way they pop them is like, 'I'm popping Xannys, it's cool,' but we all know if you're popping them every day it's not really just for fun, is it?
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Popping up on bathrooms at private businesses in #NC !
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Eshhar could imagine popping off the end of the TCR and popping on a new antibody like a vacuum attachment; change the antibody, and you might change what the T cell targets.
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Popping up around the city -- call me skeptical: A new vegetarian "impossible burger" that looks pretty identical to real beef is popping up around D.C. The Washington Post's Holley Simmons reviewed it.
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They're the digital equivalent of a never-ending sheet of bubble wrap, with new options for popping just hanging out there, begging to be turned into a new target for my popping fingers.
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The popularity of popping videos on YouTube attests as much.
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So there are no champagne corks popping in Brussels today.
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For light city driving, car2go is popping up in cities.
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Products utilizing the technology will start popping up this quarter.
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New underground spaces are still popping up all the time.
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Like, you know, I get it popping with these hands.
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"This little hand and fingers came popping out," Goodman said.
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Like, you know, I get it popping with these hands.
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Buck does Memphis jookin' and Boogz's background is in popping.
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"This little hand and fingers came popping out," Goodman recalled.
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February 2017You know you're popping if you can channel yourself.
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People were saying things and this photo kept popping up.
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These hairstyles are already popping up on the red carpet.
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He writhed, sweating, the veins in his neck popping out.
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Pimple popping is crazy, but I'm acting like it's normal.
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Bitmoji are popping up in a new place on Snapchat.
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I wondered, before popping the top and getting to work.
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They're popping up all over Instagram, and we're not surprised.
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I thought, isn't it strange how things keep popping up?
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This year, electronic temporary tattoo upstarts were popping up everywhere.
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They're popping up everywhere for every group, for every vertical.
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Weirdly pleasurable videos have been popping up all over Instagram.
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On Tuesday, the meme started popping up again on Reddit.
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Long buried, cargo pants have started popping up once again.
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There are always fresh versions of these apps popping up.
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But then they began popping up on his Twitter feed.
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More popping this evening, Fox News alert just moments ago.
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Little watch companies start popping up around the United States.
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That capability started popping up for Android users last month.
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In the tax world, chatbots have been popping up everywhere.
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You know, I'm gonna make sure that my label's popping.
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It's meant to make defrosting veggies and popping popcorn easier.
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Almond tree blooms should be popping in about four weeks.
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I'm not surprised to see services like Poole's popping up.
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Now, they're popping up in stores all across the country.
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Residents told CBC News the gunshots sounded like popping noises.
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They were excited, but then the roadblocks started popping up.
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New car makers have been popping up left and right.
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Your name and face have been popping up everywhere, Sagittarius!
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But he weren't there; so don't come when shit's popping.
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It's a question that keeps popping up for Jack Dorsey.
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There are so many good restaurants and stores popping up.
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Still, the challenges facing car connectivity are popping up often.
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Water warnings are popping up across the country this summer.
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Who knew there could be big money in popping bubbles?
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Surprises are popping up and passion is in the air.
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So if you're hurting from heartache, try popping some Tylenol.
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After popping the main August component on, I was finished.
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But Ms. Vevers isn't about to start popping Champagne bottles.
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Your earbuds popping out of your ears every five minutes.
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"A lot of rumors [are] popping up already," he said.
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It was a huge challenge, however, because balloons kept popping.
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The same notes kept popping up: castoreum, civet, musk, ambergris.
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He took to popping dozens of Tramadol at a time.
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This keeps popping up, but nothing seems to be happening.
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The experience will start popping up on Facebook this week.
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I'm not sure why he keeps popping up everywhere either.
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He twirls around, popping his hips, and posing like Elvis.
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There's always some new producer or singer popping up somewhere.
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There's a lot of stuff popping up downtown too, though.
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But there are projects popping up in the US, too.
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So now, the same signs are popping up once again.
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The coronavirus and its impact on the economy were popping.
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The actor is popping up in all manner of media.
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And Little Free Libraries are popping up across the globe.
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Foundrae avoided it by popping up on a tributary street.
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Revelers posted videos on social media of popping champagne bottles.
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Here come these spiders, their eyes popping out at you.
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Intimidating slogans seem to be popping up everywhere around us.
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But it wasn't accurate, seemingly popping up in random places.
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There have been other sightings popping up on social media.
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Misalignment seems to be popping up all over the place.
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One woman mocked Mkansi for popping the question at KFC.
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Similar language is popping up in this year's appropriations bills.
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Your outfit is popping off with reds, like your scarf.
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Instead, expect to see small nuclear reactors start popping up.
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These disputes are popping up in states around the country.
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But then you have something like the Metrograph popping up.
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But the animals kept popping up during her surveillance operations.
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It's popping, so it would be good to see that.
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No new ideas were popping up on the XwordInfo list.
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He said the House managers opted to use 21 hours of time to lay out their case in part because many senators were "popping in, popping out" of the chamber so would likely need refreshers.
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Since then, cases have been popping up elsewhere around the country.
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Islamist extremism is popping up in parts of Bosnia and Kosovo.
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Instead, the little packets of love started popping up in Walmart.
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On the surface, such an eye-popping number nearly sounds reasonable.
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It wasn't intended, but it kept popping up in the lyrics.
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Disclaimer: Lump-popping procedures should only be performed by trained professionals.
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Just imagine Sophia popping up in Dustin's Colton-style Bachelor vlogs.
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It's popping pingers in the shape of Pokemons at UKG raves.
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Do you really need eye-popping video on a mobile device?
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But we doubt it'll be long before they start popping up.
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To his surprise, Addison's disease kept popping up during the analysis.
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For smaller sites, easier automated solutions for compliance are popping up.
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A blast from America Ferrera's past is popping up on Superstore!
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Robots are popping up at corporations, campuses, shopping malls and airports.
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A few years later, this persona started popping up in music.
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The video was posted on a pimple popping subreddit by TychaBrahe.
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Let's start with the most eye-popping claim of your book.
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More spodumene mines are popping up as the battery market grows.
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Billionaire Tom Steyer plowed eye-popping sums into his presidential campaign.
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But there's going to be a can popping fee for that.
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New mutating viruses, like Locky and CryptoLocker, are quickly popping up.
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The move comes after the company raised an eye-popping $5.5.
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" One word that kept popping up in our conversation was "authenticity.
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Just teleportating and popping out in jolts in time and space.
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In 1963, advertisements started popping up in magazines such as Guns.
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Why does a murderous teddy bear keep popping out of paintings?
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White supremacist products kept popping up for sale on its marketplace.
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By Byron Pringle popping the top off of the Cowboys' defense.
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Well, I do believe it's popping in your head a lot.
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Whatever the opposite of popping champagne is, do that, I guess?
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Plenty of animal mistaken identity stories have been popping up recently.
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Do you want Pete Davidson popping up unexpectedly on your screen?
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The two artists have been popping up together in recent months.
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And did they think about that when Pokémon Go was popping?
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Smaller crowdfunding efforts are popping up to support Hurricane Maria survivors.
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Images started popping up all over Twitter using the hashtag #WhatABaseballFanLooksLike.
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Click through for our eye-popping selection of outfits from LFW.
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As we've looked into that, Local Motors just kept popping up.
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It's popping up in public schools, like in Broward County, Fla.
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Pimple-popping often walks the fine line between fascinating and revolting.
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"Oh, there's a lot popping in," Tyler begins to tell her.
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"My mom has always been really into pimple popping," Trinidad says.
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Don't plan on Gwen Stefani popping the question to Blake Shelton!
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That's right — these things aren't just made for popping out babies.
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Breakdancing and popping required a certain amount of dedication and skill.
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I was even popping Xanax and drinking to numb my pain.
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It wasn't like I was just popping items in a space.
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There are new ones popping up every day: Doogee, Xiomi, Essential.
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Gordon revealed his stitches kept popping open even after the melee.
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Then Tiana's crappy new single starts popping up on everyone's phone.
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Get ready to see more ads popping up in Facebook Messenger.
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Some friends recorded him popping the question at a scenic overlook.
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There are some eye-popping books in Kickstarter's Exquisite Objects initiative.
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And I have to admit that the results were pretty popping.
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These bills are blatantly discriminatory, and yet they keep popping up.
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Rumors of a Netflix revival first began popping up in October.
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Many parents alter their consumption methods after popping out a kid.
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He was popping it pretty good, threw some good breaking balls.
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The junkie's eyes popping and drowning his girlfriend and all that.
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Speaking of popping corks, it's time to talk about sex, baby.
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This week, he was probably popping the cork on something fizzy.
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Popping noises could be heard as pressure built inside the BEAM.
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"This is not just an angry president popping off," Lemon said.
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Now it seems, Scott is popping up in Kendall's Instagram feed.
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But tiny houses are not popping up in New York City.
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Still, the $3.3 billion figure is eye-popping, given that Jet.
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Music videos, popping balloons, vacations: How people celebrate being debt-free
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Obama left office with an eye-popping 59 percent approval rating.
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The tradeoff: On the one hand, there's an eye-popping price.
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Gilman didn't immediately register the popping noises around them as bullets.
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Hitchcock has seen Recon backpacks popping up all over Silicon Valley.
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An increasing number of spoofing cases are popping up, he said.
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It's a reason other companies won't attract such eye-popping prices.
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He was popping wheelies on his dirt bike without a helmet.
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And your ears would probably start popping, which wouldn't be fun.
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When police started popping up everywhere, I realized it was bad.
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Right after I arrived people's heads started popping up behind trees.
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Many recent Olympic Games have had some eye-popping price tags.
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Within a year, tea dances started popping up across the country.
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Last year, tube tops began popping up in stores and online.
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And gradients may be popping up after complaints over boring logos.
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Watch out for tax scams popping up in your email inbox.
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Moving upward he made short work of popping the uppermost buttons.
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Recipes for DIY hand sanitizer are popping all over the internet.
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Unusual things kept popping up around him — or above him, rather.
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They're not gangsters, torching parlors and popping guys on the street.
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"All these new buildings were popping up in Brooklyn," she said.
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How he fits: Colts running backs are popping bottles of champagne.
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There's four people in this room and your veins are popping!
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It's the amazing pimple popping toy but now with GLITTER PUS!
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Are there any emerging creators popping for you at the moment?
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Soon, they heard cases were popping up in California and Texas.
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This pleasure is both tactile and aural, like popping your knuckles.
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Then, in an eye-popping memo on Sunday, Lau went further.
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Now Apple says it should start popping up in more locations.
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People were popping in every few minutes, but not that many.
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Popping bubble wrap really is one of the world's simplest pleasures.
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Yet the vein-popping mood is ultimately more exhausting than exciting.
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Adorable yurts are popping up in trendy bars across the country.
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"Happy birthday!" they shouted, popping a bottle of Martinelli's apple cider.
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Immediately, porn-related images started popping up all over my screen.
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Pictures of the messages have been popping up on social media.
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Give me a popping booty over a six-pack any day.
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Pre-orders for apps will start popping up after Dec. 11.
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Soon after, YouTuber mansions were popping up all over the city.
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One friend suspected and brought popping confetti and shot that off.
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Help-wanted ads are popping up all over industry Facebook groups.
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Unauthorized, street-smart tweaks of luxury timepieces also are popping up.
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Cyber Monday is over, but good deals keep popping up online.
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The dense pancakes overpowered the delicate flavor of the popping boba.
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Good as these may be, new lounges are always popping up.
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Bankers are popping champagne because the #BankLobbyistAct just passed the Senate.
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This eye-popping prediction comes from meteorologist Ryan Maue of weathermodels.com.
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Multifamily housing is also popping up near highways and main thoroughfares.
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The demonstrations continued Friday, with protests popping up across the country.
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"You definitely see it popping up more and more," Grauer said.
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So, why are all of these new streaming services popping up?
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"Bilateral deficits are going to keep popping up everywhere," he said.
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Then I started to notice it popping up on set lists.
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Don't lean away or flinch at the gunshot-like popping sound.
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Gas cylinders could be heard popping like fireworks as they exploded.
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But numerous organizations are popping up to try to combat it.
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It's a chatty, busy afternoon with surprises popping up at home.
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And there is a very lively scene right now popping up.
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Instead, all of America's water coolers and social media networks are popping (and popping off) about Richard Sherman getting away with this obvious interference with Julio Jones' attempt to catch a game-saving fourth-down hero ball.
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The question over whether loot boxes constitute as gambling keeps popping up.
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Read on for five more highlights from the eye-popping new park.
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Slamhood's first post on r/popping of her giant oozing foot wound.
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That's exactly the kind of content r/popping subscribers like to see.
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Hence new businesses are popping up to rent or lease them out.
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"I just couldn't wait," he later told PEOPLE of popping the question.
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Here are the five most eye-popping details we've learned so far.
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For a pleasant scent, squeeze a little lemon before popping it in.
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"It's still popping up in different spots of the country," Kelkar said.
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Then, one commenter told her to check out popping threads on Reddit.
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"Popping the SD card out and clicking it back in," he laughs.
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North America lost an eye-popping 59 percent between 1947 and 2005.
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We're not talking about yellow illustrated emoticons popping up over your head.
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Imagine your favorite pimple popping videos in terms of Hollywood movie genres.
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"2015 memes" have been popping up lately on niche meme Instagram accounts.
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Now you have Trump strafing Facebook with campaign ads popping with falsehoods.
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But such a laser may prove incapable of even popping a balloon.
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You might have noticed these "unrolled" threads — they're popping up all over.
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But wait to read the fine print before popping open the baijiu.
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The artist's new sculpture at Lincoln Center Plaza has eye-popping dazzle.
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Every loss that kept popping up became a heavier and heavier weight.
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If popping feels good and you're seeing results, why would you stop?
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And who's this guy randomly popping up at all the right times?
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SpaceX, meanwhile, raised $500 million at an eye-popping $30.5 billion valuation.
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That eye-popping sum "is not a made up number," Rickards insisted.
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Luther's "subcutaneous" legacy keeps popping up in surprising places, says Mrs Eichel.
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Walls are popping up everywhere, both on the ground and in cyberspace.
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This is an eye-popping $1,500 off its retail price of $3,43.
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Similar efforts were popping up in Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Missouri, and others.
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Picking and popping will make bacne ten times worse, says Dr. Marmur.
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Many small, innovative companies are popping up to help drive VR growth.
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Cook, shaking constantly, until kernels stop popping, 2 to 3 minutes. 3.
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You may find Infinity Blade popping up in places you wouldn't expect.
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"[You] always have to have your eyelashes popping and lipgloss," she said.
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Acne breakouts have a terrible reputation for popping up when least expected.
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This news makes sense given that VR entertainment centers keep popping up.
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This is pretty easily resolved by popping a case on the thing.
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The untouched wonder and eye-popping sky of Montana are nice too.
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Ina, when did these reports of exploding batteries initially start popping up?
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Meanwhile in the Kremlin, Vladimir Putin will be popping open the Shampanskoye.
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You had some really eye-popping examples in the paper about pollution.
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But there's one issue that keeps popping up: players exhibiting toxic behavior.
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Keep searching online, keep popping into stores, just keep your eyes open.
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"It's eye-popping how quickly the narrative has changed," says Mr Slok.
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Pretty sure I could see his vein popping out of his forehead!
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We could get used to this kid popping up during awards season.
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Old trends always have a way of popping back up, don't they?
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Popping the Beats X into my ears was a pleasant experience too.
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TC: It seems like venture debt is popping up in more deals.
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In modern day sports, eye-popping multi-million contracts are fairly commonplace.
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Land prices have climbed, with new houses popping up on coastal hills.
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Driving the news: New, scientifically advanced therapies come with eye-popping prices.
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It seems like there's a lot of Canadian talent popping up lately.
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The Whyte Wyrm is on and popping for the FP Retirement Party.
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Please use caution on social media- spoilers/images are popping up already.
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He wasn't going to let anything keep him from popping the question.
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Patients in poor countries are popping more pills as their incomes rise.
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"Flynn's name kept popping up," according to a senior Obama administration source.
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At the 2017 Grammy Awards, the name Maren Morris kept popping up.
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The trailers are often popping on connected media players, like the Roku.
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Jordan Gauthier's YC Drums are popping up on stages across North America.
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In recent years galleries have been popping up all over the continent.
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Seen any strange events popping up in your Facebook News Feed lately?
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Thankfully, you can add more storage by popping in a MicroSD card.
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Republicans: New GOP groups are popping up to counter Dems' organized efforts.
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Shady new kingpins are always popping up, eager to make their fortune.
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Watching pimple-popping videos online has been...a thing for a while.
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Instead, they'll be popping up inside another dying retail experience: shopping malls.
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Already there are startups popping up that are attracting intense investor interest.
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I'm bummed I didn't get the jar actually popping off his head.
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Still, the emails keep coming and the pop-ups keep popping up.
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So far the numbers they've established in the program are eye-popping.
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During my time with the family the word "tomorrow" kept popping up.
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"The mini bubble was ripe for popping and it popped," Anderson said.
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There are these women's teams popping up, why aren't guys doing it?
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Does that mean most of us should be popping a magnesium supplement?
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Fashion and beauty shops are popping up all over the East End.
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Get ready for downright eye-popping in the upcoming 2020 presidential debates.
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Unauthorized clips of the segment started popping up all over the Internet.
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Investment returns, of course, range from devastating losses to eye-popping gains.
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And Northam won the group by an eye-popping 237 percentage points.
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You can see popcorn popping, stacks of candy, and giant soda machines.
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Texas is another popular state, with different areas popping up 12 times.
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In fact, anti-tourism graffiti is popping up all over the city.
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Street protests are popping up regularly, with the help of social media.
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If you're popping nootropics to study for an exam, are you cheating?
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Unfortunately, new lesions were popping up throughout my brain, small but persistent.
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Mr. Moonves called the numbers "both eye-popping but we think conservative."
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He mixed and matched them with freehand brushwork, in eye-popping colors.
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Ads are popping up everyday as things get down to the wire.
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On top of that, one button on my coat kept popping open.
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All the beats didn't suck: They ended up being—they're really popping.
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This rollout will start popping up in users' feeds later this month.
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You play around with and explore these by clicking, poking, and popping.
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Jazz up your day-to-day sweatshirt with some color popping tassels.
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I love that random nature of a shop, something just popping up.
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American tourists have been popping up in Cuba at an alarming rate.
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These numbers are certainly eye-popping -- and they have been rising swiftly.
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Head coach Paul Riley even joined in as the bottles started popping.
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Networks of people trafficking masks have been popping up across the globe.
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The first six games have been record-setting, eye-popping and memorable.
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Enemy drones are increasingly popping up in conflicts all over the world.
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The Cox Automotive partnership follows two other eye-popping investments this year.
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In the early 2000s they began popping up in European design magazines.
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As the centuries roll along, Elazar keeps popping up in Rachel's life.
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New York City Public art has been popping up across the city.
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He emerges minutes later, popping an immunity booster after a warm hello.
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And it's as important as ever to know what you're popping into.
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New buildings are slowly popping up north of the bridge, toward Astoria.
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"These dispensaries are popping up all over the country," Ms. Beldock said.
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We all know that popping pimples is gross, but so, so satisfying.
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That figure is eye-popping, but then his contract promises $180 million.
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The dialogue is as brain-numbing as the stagecraft is eye-popping.
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Forbes estimates that the deal was worth an eye-popping $100 million.
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Celebrate the new year by popping the Vecchia Venezia Prosecco Extra Dry.
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Homegrown women's groups are popping up everywhere, from Phoenix to Kenosha, Wisconsin.
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To achieve that goal, they were going to need eye-popping visuals.
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Unsurprisingly, hotels in and around Tokyo will feature some eye-popping prices.
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Beto O'Rourke hopes his eye-popping fundraising can help unseat Republican Sen.
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I keep seeing ads for mesh networks popping up on my computer.
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The unprecedented spending yields some eye-popping results outside of political ads.
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Trilobites Popping out of the heads of its hosts seemed strange enough.
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It might be Otis, though, who should be popping by to talk.
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And new open standards are popping up to exchange health information electronically.
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The new drink began popping up on Instagram earlier this week. (Eater)
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The district favored Clinton by an eye-popping 26 points in 2016.
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Spliced in is footage of pickup basketball games and bikers popping wheelies.
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He's run 14 marathons, many of them at an eye-popping pace.
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Anthony Messenger, a sports intern, thought the popping sound might be fireworks.
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More communities are popping up in places not known for the sport.
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Sports-talk channels began popping up around the country, replicating their formula.
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We know they're from Brood X because of where they're popping up.
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None of that popping cinnamon rolls out of a cardboard tube stuff.
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When she's at her best, her tennis is complete, eye-popping obliteration.
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He developed extreme sensitivity to certain sounds, like firecrackers and balloons popping.
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I was trying to think of a joke about popping a wheelie.
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Yet these jokes keep popping up, as demonstrated by the Times's video.
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Couple that with the fact that popping digital bubbles is just plain satisfying (seriously, if you enjoy popping bubble wrap, you're going to like this game) and you're left with a game you won't want to put down.
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New schools, new roads, new malls and new bridges are popping up everywhere.
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That's right, pimple popping fanatics have taken their obsession to an edible level.
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A popping sound can be heard right before she begins to cry out.
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And that's not a message I usually see popping up in my inbox.
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Singapore offers everything from eye-popping botanical gardens to Michelin-starred food stalls.
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Big Brother on Broadway "1984" is not just popping up on bestseller lists.
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As anticipation builds, there will likely be more fundraisers and events popping up.
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Trump's new tent cities cost an eye-popping $775 That's a huge difference.
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For a while, the things were popping up in the most unexpected places.
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Los Angeles was an eye-popping 2158 for 2134 from beyond the arc.
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But there have been dozens of other readers popping up across the country.
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While payouts are potentially eye-popping, the risks are considerable, industry veterans say.
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New villains kept popping out of the woodwork like nefarious Whack-a-Moles.
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At that time, everybody was just getting behind fads; anything to get popping.
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That's why teal pumpkins are popping up in front of houses once again.
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I am officially popping out of my shorts and will not eat again.
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There's all these things popping up that I think are really interesting experiments.
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Ladies, unless he's your man, popping up unannounced is a definite no-no.
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Prudential also has an eye-popping $1.4 trillion in financial assets under management.
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For months, she found that bit of trivia popping back into her head.
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In other words, it goes well beyond just passively popping a "digital pill".
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The eye-popping gains were certainly helped along by the overall market performance.
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You really shouldn't be popping your super when you're at low health, though.
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This ice-eating ASMR trend is popping up all over Chinese social media.
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"It's been pretty eye-popping numbers," said Noel Brinkerhoff, a Napa County spokesman.
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Ahead of popping the question to the America's Got Talent judge on Dec.
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A throwaway line about a "tranny's" dick popping out had my eyes rolling.
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Crazy listings are popping up – this home is going for $6000 a night.
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The psych ward is, apparently, a popping place to hang out in Flanders.
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For Lucy Hale, and millions of other people, it's watching pimple popping videos.
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You can also start a video call from this view, popping up Skype.
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BBM was pretty popping for a while but I didn't have a Blackberry.
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Popping online for half an hour is like plunging into a horror novel.
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About five to 10 minutes later, he heard popping sounds and went outside.
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Since popping that day, the stock has dropped 19 percent through Thursday's close.
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The small pressure points when I breath give relief like popping a zit.
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Axe-throwing bars and facilities have been popping up all over the world.
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The Duffers reveal there are four new characters popping up in season 2.
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There's a sucking and popping noise as the blonde pushes Buddy's face away.
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They family has been seen walking around town and popping into local shops.
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They do want to try the bubble popping once they realize they can.
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And while these metrics for Fortnite seem eye-popping, they're not that surprising.
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My earbuds were filled with the sounds of popping popcorn as BEAM expanded.
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Radiation is everywhere, from potassium in bananas to the microwaves popping our popcorn.
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The end result features bizarrely contorted eyes, soundtracked to the endless popping noises.
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It made the popping go away, but brought on a strange side effect.
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If you're unfamiliar, pimple popping clips have reigned supreme over the last year.
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Ikura is easy to love, little popping balls of softly-scented oceanic brine.
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The store's price sheets aren't limited to popping up in local stores, either.
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Luckily, Minnie nail art is popping upon Instagram — and it's far from juvenile...
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From September 9 to 17, events are popping up from Croatia to California.
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"We're seeing these really low-hanging vulnerabilities that keep popping up," Wardle says.
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And now, there's a new trend popping up — sweatshirts on the red carpet.
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Experts say popping pimples at home can make acne worse and cause infections.
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We drove around Brooklyn listening to it front to back while popping champagne.
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He was also spittin' bars about popping Xanax and boasting about Gucci tats.
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Nursing, a bottle or a pacifier can help with the ear popping sensation.
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If you're into suspenseful, violent, over-the-top pimple popping videos — no shame.
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A mesh style would prevent the whales from jaw popping leading to fractures.
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H&M is the type of store that's almost always worth popping into.
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They're popping supplements, receiving hormone treatments, even pumping young blood into their veins.
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Within seconds, memes of the lyric's fleeting appearance started popping up all over.
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If you're not already attending, these events are popping up in every city.
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The weekend is here — pick out a recipe and get to popping bottles.
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Roughly halfway through the trailer, a bunch of familiar characters start popping up.
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Plus, popping balloons is a nice way to spend an afternoon, isn't it?
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After all, we've been seeing floral walls, backdrops, and lettering popping up everywhere.
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I would see a bunch of rent transactions popping up for one person.
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" Caplan says "popping pills to solve your medical symptoms is not good medicine.
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"It's really mind-boggling all these theories that are popping up," Moore adds.
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Most of my peers are popping Adderall when midterms and finals roll around.
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He even asked other youngsters to join him in a bubble-popping frenzy.
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Outsourcing has meant that these businesses are now popping up all over China.
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At that time, western styles of graffiti were popping and everyone was experimenting.
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At first, he thought other students were popping Doritos bags on the ground.
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Here are some eye-popping numbers that tell the scope of the tragedy.
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Contrary to her moniker, little of Dr. Lee's show features pimples or popping.
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Pimple popping videos let us simultaneously be doctor and patient, popper and popped.
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The current generation of startups have advantages that help support eye-popping valuations.
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Those developments were cheered by investors, with Japanese equities popping at the open.
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"I'm a sybarite at heart," she said, popping a berry in her mouth.
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But the plays themselves didn't feature much in the way of cork-popping.
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They will start popping up as emojis in teenagers' Facebook feeds on Monday.
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U.S. goods and services trade last year was an eye-popping $583.6 billion.
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London has so many photogenic pizza parlors popping up all across the city.
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"There are lots of these folks popping out of the woodwork," she added.
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Clips of the audio started popping up on social media over the weekend.
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A remarkable run The gains during this bull run have been eye-popping.
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If you're skeptical about your kid popping wood in their mouth, don't worry.
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Now just get that Kickstarted popping and maybe all this can be yours.
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The leaps in cases over the last few years are truly eye-popping.
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People in mountain towns with few providers faced eye-popping premiums for coverage.
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Of course, the Pelicans could flip that, with Davis popping and Cousins rolling.
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As soon as Diana's BMW pulls up, flash bulbs start popping in earnest.
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"There have been a lot of these travel teams popping up," D'Orazio said.
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You wouldn't listen to aggressive industrial metal after popping a pill, would you?
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But here's some of the names popping up — and why they might matter.
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In addition, standalone ERs, not tied to a specific hospital, are popping up.
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Cannabidiol, or CBD, is popping up everywhere, from creams to coffee to prescriptions.
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One surprising thing kept popping up in all of these places: golf carts.
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The industry is also immature, with new vendors popping up and dropping out.
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The arts are thriving, museums are world-class and night life is popping.
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Painting is a recurring motif, with artworks, palettes and empty easels popping up.
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As concertgoers scattered, they stepped on empty water bottles, causing loud popping sounds.
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We'll update this as new confusing terms start popping up in the news.
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The island has been popping with spring breakers all week, according to Bloomberg.
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Woods's paramours (strippers, waitresses, neighbors) began popping up from behind every swizzle stick.
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JPMorgan's leader, Jamie Dimon, is popping in, along with other financial chief executives.
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But Dr. Wen, who is 36, came with her own eye-popping credentials.
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Critiques of the #MeToo movement began popping up soon after it gained steam.
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The suit includes a number of eye-popping details of alleged shady behavior.
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An Instagram photo of the former prime minister popping up in Las Vegas.
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These are the top 6 industries that will fuel that eye-popping growth.
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These storefronts are popping up all over — in malls, downtown and throughout suburbia.
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Officials are also wrestling with the role of regulation in popping asset bubbles.
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Lately, more shacks selling burgers and fries have been popping up around town.
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Some appear only as floating hands, popping a blueberry into a toddler's mouth.
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Some of the popping seems impelled by electric shock, a response to pain.
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Altria has justified the eye-popping investment on Juul's potential for international growth.
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She woke up Wednesday morning with popping and swishing sounds in her ear.
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He was fast and alert, like an amphibian, popping and bobbing around me.
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Even when there are eye-popping images of turf on the billboards overhead.
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And yet... a past fling keeps popping up, making her question her feelings.
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Among the most eye-popping (pun intended) multi-brand monopolies is in eyeglasses.
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I felt anger — spiky and random, popping up unexpectedly and without apparent trigger.
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No horns blown, no street parties, no Champagne corks popping in Paris's cafes.
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Knockoffs are already popping up, which is a common hazard in e-commerce.
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Startups began popping up looking to serve these firms the wonky data sets.
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Then the driver pulled up outside a building where Clarke heard popping sounds.
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But as Ashley reports, RBC floats an even more eye-popping deal: Salesforce.
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O'Rourke has posted eye-popping fundraising totals and sparked grassroots enthusiasm in Texas.
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But it's those eye-popping gains that have some looking for bargains elsewhere.
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The rise and fall of bitcoin during recent months has been eye-popping.
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But competitors are popping up to meet this thirst for innovative workout regimes.
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The act of popping out the pen just to do that is weird.
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Small protests calling themselves "tea parties" were popping up all over the country.
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Just make sure you remove the lid before popping it in the oven.
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It was certainly the first time I've seen popping boba on a pancake.
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The really eye-popping element here is the reference to Attorney General Barr.
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Below, the 45 most eye-popping lines from the 46-minute(!) interview. 1.
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Kuipers said that more inflatable bathtub suppliers have been popping up on Amazon.
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He later told doctors he immediately felt a popping sensation in his neck.
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Neighborhoods of earthships and their variants began popping up in and around Taos.
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Book stores and cafes are popping up, along with dance and drama festivals.
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So it's good news that small breweries are popping up in communities nationwide.
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These days, all you see are massive boners popping out of guys' pants.
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Three weeks later, the TUMS I was popping like Life Savers stopped working.
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You've seen stories about Russian subs popping up off the coast of Florida.
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ZERO pretense here -- just a whole bunch of butts shaking, popping and clapping.
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While other girls were popping Midol, I was soothing myself with heat therapy.
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"There were these odd cases popping up from time to time," Dr. Smith said.
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In a comment in r/popping, she joked that they could even share prosthetics.
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Alongside the curiosities, Ms Schulten weaves in eye-popping facts of sharp contemporary relevance.
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She just had a baby; she's got hips, a booty popping in these streets.
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Some were more original and eye-popping: Kubo and the Two Strings, Moana, Zootopia.
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If you're popping at home in the microwave, choose light or lower-fat versions.
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Follow this short, easy guide to avoid scarring, redness, and further pimples post-popping.
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We only just wish that there were 20 more of him popping and locking.
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The result is those suffrage tableaus that keep popping up in the media today.
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As the cost of genetic sequencing plummets, more consumer genetics companies are popping up.
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For the rest of us, this eye-popping photo feat will have to suffice.
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Bye-bye boring French tips, hello eye-popping patterns cropping up all over Instagram.
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After all, the stock is still up an eye-popping 130 percent this year.
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You also have some stars from Hollywood popping in and checking out the festivities.
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When complaints of shortages started popping up in it in 2011, they were laughable.
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It unveiled checking and savings accounts with an eye-popping 3 percent interest rate.
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Protests were popping off around the country in the immediate wake of the election.
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GoPro discovered that the battery was slightly popping out of place, causing power loss.
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That's how I ended up popping eight pills a day in pursuit of beauty.
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The building was under construction, and she thought that was behind the popping sounds.
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"They're obviously revolutionary," says Laserium's Jon Robertson of Daft Punk's eye-popping sage presentation.
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Theories started popping up as to why some pre-orders were or weren't canceled.
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It also knows which viral videos are popping, and even provides commentary on them.
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Pixel owners have been reporting on audio popping and clicking issues since late October.
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But for years, unauthorized Carla clones have been popping up in supermarkets, Aiosa alleges.
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Quincy is like popping up at the windows going like, 'No paralysis, do analysis!
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But it didn't take long for copycats to start popping up throughout the day.
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My Instagram group chat with my two best friends was popping off this week.
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The banks get eye-popping returns, raking in 40% for a one-year loan.
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Of course, notable spawn also meant high-profile parents popping up on campus, too.
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You hear the phrase "bomb cyclone" popping up off and on in weather stories.
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What started as popping pills turned into snorting benzodiazepines and smoking crack and meth.
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Those numbers might be eye-popping, but Roe's survival has never been more uncertain.
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The sheriff said that what appeared to be an explosion was the containers popping.
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"Shut up, you disgusting, pill-popping, sexual deviant scum," Mr. Gervais told the crowd.
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The Italian FTSE MIB was the outperformer among peripheral stock indexes, popping 3.7 percent.
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Everyone's favorite flower is popping up in our products — and not just in perfume.
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God gave me big full lips that I always have popping with lip gloss.
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They're popping up in diverse industries — from health care to transportation to the military.
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New large-scale construction has been popping up in the deserts of western China.
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Search can also be disabled to lessen the odds of bad videos popping up.
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Only this time, it's a crash course in dermatology — pimple-popping, to be exact.
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This season, it seems like the polka-dot print is popping up in droves.
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Since then, other starry-cheeked photos have been popping up all over our feeds.
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Here are the rumors that have been popping up ahead of the October event.
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And, as promised, all of Rory's beaus will be popping up at least once.
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Plenty of people go years between popping the question and walking down the aisle!
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The big picture: The difference between Trump and his recent predecessors is eye-popping.
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But parents still worry about unexpected and questionable content popping up without their knowledge.
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So particle physicists won't be popping champagne corks in celebration this weekend after all.
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Popping a woman's cherry is a euphemism for when a woman loses her virginity.
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Maybe you first heard about "popping the cherry" on the bus to middle school.
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It's basically blue lemonade jello filled with popping pearls and topped with pop rocks.
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However, new issues keep popping up that threaten to further derail the fragile alliance.
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Watch the video above to experience The Box's eye-popping marvels in 360 degrees.
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Lightweight "expedition-style" models typically have tentlike fabric sides, popping up to add headroom.
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The segment saw its revenue grow an eye-popping 140 percent year over year.
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The second hand is replaced by a popping sound of someone smacking their lips.
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That means we'll almost certainly see popping up on other devices in the future.
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The eye-popping reason that the Democrats have turned to children to hack them?
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"If this show is popping off, we want to be a part of that."
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Yesterday, Firefox users noticed a strange new plug-in popping up in their browsers.
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And Mirren keeps popping up on other awards lists for Trumbo, so I guess.
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He used real, practical effects rather than CGI to create his eye-popping visuals.
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Pro-marriage equality campaigns in Australia are popping up in the unlikeliest of places.
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Instead, it's the same cancellation reasons popping up again and again in different places.
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But at least one of their movies is popping up all over social media.
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Bottles from Bulgaria and lesser-known regions are popping up on wine lists, too.
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Afterwards, you can hold your masterpiece under black light for an eye-popping twist.
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However, since then holograms in musical acts have been popping up more and more.
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Die Lit is a true "I know what's popping, you don't know shit" moment.
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The tick made a "little popping sound" as it was pulled out, he said.
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Do any of these incremental improvements signal a Pixel watch popping up this year?
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That's why she's popping pills and engaging a little too heavily with her patients.
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And both could be more effective than popping an over-the-counter pain reliever.
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Look, there's been a lot of 4/20 stunts popping up around the joint.
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You've probably seen the haunting Twitter posts popping up over the past couple days.
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At the time GoPro's stock was seemingly in a slump after popping post IPO.
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Over the past week, bright, fire engine red coats have been popping up everywhere.
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Signs keep popping up that we're at the end of this long bull run.
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Meteorologists are used to phallic clouds and weather patterns popping up on their screen.
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Efforts to tax soft drinks have been popping up in states and cities nationwide.
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And there were even more confused and equally-elated Tweeters popping up all morning.
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And if the hips are really popping I say 'I love you too hips.
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Investing-focused start-ups have been popping up with competition increasing in the space.
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" Kristin says, popping open the hydroponic butter lettuce, "Why are you getting a tractor?
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Perhaps that's why one makeup trend kept popping up on the Oscars red carpet.
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EARLIER this year large electronic screens started popping up on street corners in Istanbul.
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To be honest, we're pretty persuaded by Thompson's eye-popping demo with that apple...
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The sound quality was poor—and often punctuated by chatter and popping prosecco corks.
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And is it just me or is everyone popping out babies at the moment?
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For one guy at least, they're also popping up in his wife's underwear drawer.
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I came to court dressed and, you can imagine, eyes popping and jaws dropping.
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The sleepy Sunday game, the drawling hamsteak in the owner's box—it wasn't popping.
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"I was in elementary school when Cypress's first two albums was popping," says Meyhem.
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Places like Estonia are now booming, with new breweries seemingly popping up non-stop.
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But the real eye-popping stat is the number of people listed as missing.
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Just some eye-popping numbers on the ratings front from Monday night just out.
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The presentation reveals the eye-popping rate at which WeWork has been adding space.
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Signs started popping up throughout Neve Sha'anan: SOUTH TEL AVIV'S REHABILITATION BEGINS WITH DEPORTATION.
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That brings his cycle-to-date fundraising total to an eye-popping $70 million.
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That version of the piece was sans nudity, but with plenty of booty popping.
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Instead, Colon kept popping the ball straight up into the top of the cage.
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Ebola Ebola is back, this time popping up in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Head to Gabba Alley features eye-popping wall murals, wrote Aira Pamintuan for LAFOOD.
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That's the idea behind two new eye-popping crosswalk designs in downtown Santa Monica.
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Popping up from her chair at Ms. Wang's show, she jovially greeted Anna Wintour.
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That is an eye-popping number, since revenue in 2015 was only $2.2 billion.
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Deutsche Bank executives have long argued that the eye-popping derivatives figure is misleading.
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"Urban glamping" locations have been popping up in cities like New York and Chicago.
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That's the hope, although "Resurgence" is likely to spur more eye-drooping than popping.
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By contrast, pure online players such as ASOS command an eye-popping 65 times.
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One of the more notable points on the race: the eye-popping funding totals.
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The cryptocurrency industry is getting so hot that dedicated career services are popping up.
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"Oh, shoot, toast!" she exclaimed, popping two slices of honey-wheat in the toaster.
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The brand is popping up everywhere, quickly becoming the "it" label of the moment.
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Think popping the clutch and burning rubber, but with a high-tech automatic transmission.
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The pimple popping craze is in full bloom, and now it's on birthday cakes.
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It's like putting a pin in a balloon and just popping the air out.
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The bills are popping up all over the country, in a variety of forms.
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But now it's constantly popping up reminding me to reset some kind of timer.
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Communication issues are popping up due to Mercury retrograde, but you're feeling flirty anyway.
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So could popping pills to concentrate be the new normal in the near future?
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Then, he digs in, unwrapping each little morsel and popping them into his mouth.
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If I wasn't popping we'd catch the bar but that would be a hassle.
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In 2008, people were criticizing the mega mall for its multicolored, eye-popping exterior.
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These aren't just eye-popping numbers -- there are real, heartfelt consequences for average Americans.
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I've since seen such coalitions popping up all over the world — from Knoxville, Tenn.
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And more tiny-house building companies are popping up, anticipating just such a shift.
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In the end, he finished with 21 unforced errors to Federer's eye-popping 232.
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Watchdogs like AI Now are popping up to identify bias and root it out.
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The landmines of speculation, rezoning, and real estate development popping up across the borough?
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Broadway star Cynthia Erivo opted for a Paolo Sebastian gown with eye-popping embroidery.
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While similar legislation is popping up everywhere, each state has its own unique politics.
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You can see them popping up in places like Buffalo, Arizona, Vancouver, and Ottawa.
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Y'know, just popping by for a 45-minute erotic massage on his lunch break.
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Then again, Tagovailoa's eye-popping numbers came against one of college football's weakest defenses.
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Hundreds of e-commerce sites are popping up daily to sell virus-fighting products.
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There are online groups and events popping up everywhere in response to social distancing.
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But what's just as eye-popping as his storied past are his current views.
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"You're getting such new equipment, your eyes are popping, right?" he asked the troops.
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Pretend to be frightened by a balloon popping or a child squealing with glee.
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Can you imagine having Paul McCartney as your neighbor, popping over to borrow eggs?
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Eighteen months after Instagram arrived, Facebook bought it for an eye-popping $1 billion.
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If it slows down anymore, they're going to be popping that up into feet.
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Now, with streaming services popping up everywhere, that doesn't happen so much any more.
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"I sat on the couch behind Tata popping blackheads on her back," Francisca says.
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Because in a game, everyone is moving at full speed and pads are popping.
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As the pill-popping increased, so did the numbers of accidental ingestions by children.
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The experience included many grotesquely costumed figures popping out from behind curtains without warning.
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The company was valued at an eye-popping $47 billion during one investment round.
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Photographs of a solemn Mitt Romney pumping his own gas started popping up online.
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Parties no longer meant popping anti-inflammatories and slipping heels off under a tablecloth.
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Democrats may be popping champagne if the ObamaCare repeal vote fails, predicted Republican Rep.
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It has been popping up a little bit more in upcoming scripts as well.
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You've probably seen a few bejeweled ears popping up on your Instagram feed lately.
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It's assertive yet elegant, with lively citrus notes popping through the smoke and iodine.
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This way they could run both shops, popping up in whichever one had patrons.
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The headlines keep showing new cases of coronavirus popping up in places like Catalonia.
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The powder is a sherbet made from acai berries and ground-up popping candy.
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I get a bobamosa (popping fruit boba in champagne) and S. gets a beer.
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It just dips down briefly below the horizon before popping back into the sky.
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It pivots more toward the classic, the chic vintage era which is popping up.
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Now, fake accounts trying to capitalize on her viral do-gooding are popping up.
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Scarves inspired by those extremely long CVS receipts are popping up in Etsy shops.
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I saw the cupping marks popping up on people all over New York City.
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New college education programs are popping up to help fill that looming advisor shortage.
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Over the past decade, pressed juice boutiques have been popping up across the country.
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What&aposs more, he sees them popping up in places outside of Silicon Valley.
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But even with all those cutbacks, WeWork is still inking some eye-popping deals.
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The joint-popping twists known as bone-breaking seemed to depict a personal reconstruction.
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I would like to go even one day without this popping into my head.
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Andrew Cuomo's re-election war chest is stocked with an eye-popping $30 million.
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"Mom was at one point popping the bubbles in the macarons," Chteoui tells CNBC.
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Constituent letters began popping into the inboxes of top aides and speechwriters and advisers.
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That hasn't stopped it from popping up again in the digital era, however. 7.
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This year, games and toys feature pimple popping, poo side-stepping and disgusting smells.
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It's a stark difference from the RNC's eye-popping $45.9 million in the bank.
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On Tuesday, rain pelted the crocuses popping up outside the home on Wareham Place.
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While federal courts have struck down some of these laws, more keep popping up.
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Musk unveiled a second generation Tesla Roadster in November that boasted eye-popping specifications.
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Tubal ligation is not as simple as popping a pill or getting an injection.
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But the large cast remains as wired as Adderall-popping sophomores during exam week.
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It could be the thing that triggers a popping of the corporate debt bubble.
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You tamp down on certain types of bills, but others will keep popping up.
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Economists don't consider either of these eye-popping sums of savings a good thing.
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Looks like cows popping up on the road in New Hampshire is a thing.
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They've recorded the incredibly delicate yet highly volatile process of a corn kernel popping.
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We see it with cancer, we see all sorts of cancer quackery popping up.
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So in Europe you have more like ... You see hotel chain startups popping up.
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But I am in the minority, because /r/popping is an under-the-radar goldmine for anyone who gets off on not just pimple-popping, but blister-bursting, dead skin-peeling, earwax-removing, splinter-extracting, and — my absolute least favorite — tonsil-digging.
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Some already started popping Champagne and celebrating what could be the 45th president's early dismissal.
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After popping it in, he instantly became a fan and saw potential in the band.
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That's assuming, as most do, an eye-popping price tag: about $1 million per patient.
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Going for a dip in shark territory is scarier than popping a bottle of champagne.
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As of publication, you can see new attempts popping up on Twitter every few minutes.
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But it gives a sense of where we might start to see protests popping up.
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BokehI don't see any evidence of Bokeh artifacts, though I do see some reds popping!
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You'll learn eye-popping tricks like page turns, fractal noise, and linear and radial wipes.
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Facebook is dead set on breaking through our news biases and popping our filter bubbles.
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And I hope I am not underestimating the potential negative impact that popping that bubble.
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Besides the eye-popping brightness of the displays, there's really not much to the experience.
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Light pink-lemonade flavor gets a jolt of fun with fizzy popping candies peppered throughout.
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The picture was quickly circulated, with parodies of the seemingly unhappy kitten popping up everywhere.
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It only makes sense that you might see some Ash and Pikachu costumes popping up.
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"I said 'OK' and started popping [the nails] off in front of him," Berry said.
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The eye-popping increase has made Texas a major hub for the anti-vaccine movement.
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For now, even with their eye-popping growth numbers, the competition continues to chase AWS.
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"Did somebody say my name?" asks Keenan Thompson as Carson, popping up in the doorway.
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Popping out the earbuds and readjusting the cable is usually enough to eliminate the rustling.
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When she bent over, she heard a popping noise, and blood and pus poured out.
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But there it was, Ikea's signature blue tote popping up at Demna Gvasalia's Balenciaga show.
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Also, Rainbow Frogs are so small that popping one in your mouth isn't super satisfying.
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Even after ending outrageous overage charges the carrier's prices for mobile internet are eye popping.
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"Sometimes watching the video can bring the same satisfaction as actually popping," Dr. Berlin says.
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Now, brands are popping up all over the gaming landscape — nowhere more so than Fortnite.
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Not to mention the fact that popping pimples is gross, and dim sum is delicious.
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After singing a few bars, Hivju joins in with exclamations, popping his head into frame.
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That isn't deterring Juul, though, since more counterfeiters are popping up as the company grows.
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Get ready to see a lot more nature feeds popping up in your Facebook newsfeed.
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So how are these southern reptiles popping up in places like Lake Michigan and Missouri?
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And the Internet is totally supportive of your habit, too, providing popping videos in spades.
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After eating, the family continued their afternoon stroll together, popping into a few more shops.
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If the US bond market is a bubble, it has taken a long time popping.
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Pine surprised fans by popping up in a still from the sequel's set in June.
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Spears has been popping into random dance classes for some time now, according to E!
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Healthy chains that are more affordable than current grab-and-go restaurants are popping up.
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The eye popping stage design for the 27th Annual Academy Awards has finally been revealed.
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Fertility tracking apps and wearables started popping up here and there about five years ago.
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That's about it, aside from upgrades and occasionally popping Prestige's balloons for some premium currency.
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Butts weren't the only things popping ... Jessica's sporting some shiny bling on her ring finger.
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This month's is a treat for the ears — it literally makes bubble wrap popping sounds.
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You may have noticed a lot of peaches popping up on your Twitter feed recently.
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"It just keeps popping up," she says while sketching out her ink idea for Audrey.
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Loyal popaholics may have felt a slight lull in pimple-popping content as of late.
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We all tried singing on our own and it was cool but it wasn't popping.
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These anti-trans busses have been popping up in the US, the UK, and Spain.
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It's a regular occurrence to see politicians popping up on the American late-night circuit.
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Copycat apps are steadily popping up, and HQ is already behind on its Android release.
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Others are as simple as following the right makeup tutorial or popping on a wig.
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In short TiVo innovated until it couldn't anymore without popping into a new, frightening place.
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Some of them even had a little flat microchip cable popping out of their top.
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Unfortunately for the couple, shortly after popping the question, the ring dropped into the stands.
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At the same time barbershops are closing, men's salons are popping up across the country.
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Confused by all the bike-share companies and business models popping up all over place?
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She suggests popping each in the fridge or a cooler to really chill them down.
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Fires are already popping up across Colorado, New Mexico, and west into Oregon and California.
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When excited, your clitoris engorges with blood, popping out of its hood for easier access.
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Bitcoin, the best known cryptocurrency, has risen an eye-popping 1,700 percent just in 2017.
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The painted nails, the popping of the inflated penis and the comic book styling. Bravo.
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You may have noticed Eggs popping up as a n item you'll get from Pokéstops.
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Popping pills and lying (to nobody but himself and you and himself, but you, especially).
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Memes started popping on on Twitter, with users applying Streep's energetic cheer to everyday joys.
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"Maybe someday in the future, we'll be using food instead of popping pills," Bauer says.
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Will it be followed by a whole bunch of selfie-camera-popping full-screen imitators?
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Addiction, popping ... I always go around and grayscale peoples' phones, and then they- Oh, really?
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The woman's 1099 began popping up on Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, and other forums late Sunday.
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Every year I wait for those fresh tomatoes to start popping up in my garden.
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Innovative new financing programs are popping up around the country to help address this challenge.
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Almost overnight, new spaces began popping up in the Downtown Eastside and across the province.
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Trump is at heart a businessman, and the opportunities in big data are eye-popping.
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His arms and legs popping off, dancing around the battlefield like he's a Hero Masher?
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And I had my bra out, I had my hourglass popping, I was in red!
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This isn't the only campaign popping up on Twitter and Facebook around Saturday's anniversary, either.
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These gripes have downshifted from the mainstream to the weirdly petty, but they're still popping.
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What sets the Go apart is Withings' signature sleek design and eye-popping color choices.
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Now EVERYONE is over the hill, so might as well get it popping again right?
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Back in 22015, his mother noticed all the taco trucks popping up in Los Angeles.
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And though his tenure was brief, he left behind a series of eye-popping quotes.
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Cute, but it makes it hard to shop for anything with the dogs popping up.
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Koko expects to find out she's ready to start popping out babies any day now.
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Memorizing a woman's schedule and popping up in her daily routine is what stalkers do.
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Wait, does this mean Amy Schumer won't be popping up on The Bachelor this season?
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Plus, with its eye-popping orange color scheme, the Neo is a nice-looking device.
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New volcanic islands popping up over time gave the birds new environments to adapt to.
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At this rate, it looks like Fuchsia will be popping up all over the place.
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Companies making plant-based alternatives to a variety of animal proteins are popping up everywhere.
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Cities and states are offering Amazon eye-popping tax subsidies to win its second headquarters.
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That eye-popping statistic comes from a new report in the medical journal The Lancet.
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No. It's tangerine hair, and it's a nice new color trend popping up on Instagram.
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It sounds like I'm popping the world's tiniest bubble wrap at 1,000 bubbles per minute.
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It's fast and loose, with lots of bright, flashy messages constantly popping up on-screen.
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"The one thing you want to be careful about is popping this blister," he explains.
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Facebook quickly shut down the group, but new ones kept popping up to replace it.
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Versions of Trump and the kind of politics he represents have been popping up everywhere.
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"Some fans are angry, and the gun control debate is popping up quickly," Dukes said.
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" Best perk: "Seemingly every week, there's a new restaurant, bar, or art gallery popping up.
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"It's normal that every now and then you have something popping up," he told reporters.
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HK/SIN, above Monday's close of $0.6910 and after popping as high as $0.6936 earlier.
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"We had to go to Manhattan to really get it popping," Cody B. Ware said.
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Analyst Daniel Ives said Amazon had an "eye-popping" performance, even prior to Cyber Monday.
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I'M NEVER POPPING BUBBLE-WRAP EVER AGAIN...😬😬...#BBCdoctorwho #DoctorWho #DrWho #Gallifreyan #whynot pic.twitter.
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It seems like e-scooters have been popping up everywhere in the last few years.
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My dead, straightened hair has grown all the way out and my curls are popping.
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At the same time, signs of slowing growth are popping up from China to Germany.
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"Oh, this is nothing," she said, popping her strawberry-blond head out of the hatch.
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While most public universities have sat back as privates landed eye-popping donations, that's changing.
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But don't expect to see hydrogen cars popping up all over the place just yet.
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For a select few, that means popping up to Martha's Vineyard for a long weekend.
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Those are eye-popping numbers given how many House battlegrounds are based in the suburbs.
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Keep on clickin' for his take and a few more that are popping upon Instagram.
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To feed this need for fluffy drinking buddies, other pet wine companies are popping up.
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Events are, well, popping up in garages, around pools and even in locked storage spaces.
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But Democrats shouldn't be popping the champagne just yet, even with Ryan exiting the House.
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You can't go into a hotel without popping your trunk and opening your glove box.
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It's about that time of year again, and things in Miami are already popping off.
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Both have said that more ugly produce will be popping up on their store shelves.
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The image of the cheesesteak kept popping up: not just a coward, an effete coward.
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In fact, it seems like there are new, creative iterations popping up everywhere these days.
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You just want to have fun today, Leo, but complications and confusion keep popping up!
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A lot of really good places are popping up more and more in strip malls.
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The latter producer takes the reins on "C64D48" with blaring, gunshot-popping drum and bass.
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Except, instead of popping pimples, this guy removes massive chunks of earwax from people's ears.
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Bitcoin may have plunged from its eye-popping price, but demand is high for cryptocurrencies.
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Several of the most eye-popping passages ultimately express more nuanced explanations of her views.
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Karen, still giggling about popping pills, sidles over from her mansion from time to time.
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Investors told CNBC they predict fundraising rounds generally stalling and reaching less eye-popping valuations.
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Is the number 828 — which keeps popping up — meaningful in ways that surpass human understanding?
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I haven't been surprised to find other kinds of support groups popping up online, too.
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So, you're paying by them looking for keywords in your email and popping ads up.
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A simple button operates the enormous rain shower head, but kept popping off the wall.
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Still, an Amazonian cruise is not about wildlife wondrously popping up around every river bend.
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He loved partying and was all about popping bottles, rented expensive cars, and Rolex pieces.
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I go to the clinic a fair amount, so I don't mind popping him out!
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Keep a lookout for shoddy knockoffs of your work popping up in far-flung places.
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For the past decade, sex toys have been popping up in more and more venues.
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Eye-popping falls were also seen in tech heavyweights such Apple Inc, Microsoft Corp, Amazon.
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Eye-popping falls were also seen in tech heavyweights such Apple Inc, Microsoft Corp, Amazon.
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I carry a lot of cards, and three of them with eye-popping annual fees.
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Sure enough, young Hirano surpassed him on his second run, popping back-to-back 1440s.
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Come for the essayist in Hagan, stay for the eye-popping details and artful gossip.
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Now, more potential buyers are popping up ... there are even reports Alex Rodriguez is interested.
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Mr. Ettestad said there were environmental reasons that plague kept popping up in New Mexico.
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Kirkland brands also keep popping up, including roasted seaweed that is produced in South Korea.
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Businesses seemed poised to dominate thanks to having raised eye-popping sums — until they weren't.
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In March, students at the University of Michigan mistook popping balloons for an active shooter.
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Plus, they come in a variety of color-popping hues, so you can't go wrong.
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More importantly, it's the show I can't wait to see start popping up on Tumblr.
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As a punt was deflected, popping sounds in the stands seemed to some like fireworks.
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In a couple weeks, New England and the northern Midwest should be popping, he added.
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For retirees who do end up needing such services, the costs can be eye-popping.
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Anti-Trump conspiracy sites started popping up in 2017, rivaling right-wing counterparts like Infowars.
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A number of forces are driving the eye-popping price tag, beginning with the candidates.
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Wireless charging stations could start popping up at cafes, hotels, airports, and other public venues.
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Because new spots are popping up constantly, and the 2020 newcomers are already creating buzz.
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It was eye-popping, with a long shiv of a heel and a bulging toe.
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Leslie is just one of the doctors who have recently started popping up on TikTok.
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" Amanda Rodriguez, 27, said she was in her apartment nearby when she heard "popping noises.
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If you maxed out this benefit, you could save an eye-popping $9,0003 per year.
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There are at least 190 exchanges in operation, with new ones popping up every day.
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CNN: Hip-hop sometimes glorifies substance abuse, whether it's alcohol, drinking lean or popping pills.
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Outside 30 Rockefeller Plaza, they headed to an S.U.V. Photographers called their names, flashbulbs popping.
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"Some of the stuff is, you know, eye-popping, eye-opening," Boone said on Tuesday.
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Historically low unemployment helps everyone, though worrying warnings of an economic slowdown keep popping up.
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I think Yellen is very concerned with post-tenure bubbles popping and what will happen.
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But online shoppers need to beware of fake royal pencils popping up on the internet.
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The survey also found that startup founders are increasingly worried about the startup "bubble" popping.
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I blurted out a comment about the eye-popping Boucheron ring Ms. Getty was wearing.
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That eye-popping score, and it's not a typo, is part of a larger tale.
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You probably have big mortgage payments, rising medical costs and perhaps eye-popping tuition bills.
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Legislation like this one in Maine is popping up to fund stations in public spaces.
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Now that the lawyers have entered the picture, that bubble could be close to popping.
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Just keeping to yourself, minding your own business, popping on a bit of eyebrow gel.
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I've heard of walls popping up in Canada, and I've heard about interest in London.
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I've heard it's popping there, I see what Skepta and all them do over there.
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There's a new style of art installation popping up in cities all over the world.
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And considering how intricate, artistic, and eye-popping they have become, who can blame them?
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These instant feedback "happy face" machines are popping up not just in airports, but also retailers.
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Popping synapses in my brain flipped into overtime, as they tried to turn shock into elation.
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So I don't think we'll see a bubble popping like we did in 2000 and 2001.
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Regardless of what it shows, the overall effect is modern, eye-popping, and just plain cool.
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"We're popping champagne corks," says Camden Fine, president of the Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA).
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Blue steals the show midway through the video, popping a little dance move in the process.
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The majestic mythical creatures have been popping up on our favorite coffee beverages since the '90s.
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Instead of popping the question, Forester dropped a bomb: He was leaving the show – and her.
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The number of incidents was eye-popping; over 1700 in all, impacting nearly five million people.
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Camera lenses do come out when you're in a short skirt and the booty is popping.
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And oh yeah, did we forget to mention A BABY POPPING OUT OF A MARSUPIAL POUCH?
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But the supply soon depleted and outbreaks began popping up in communities with high vaccination rates.
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It's an eye-popping valuation for a financial company with opaque metrics and plenty of competition.
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Also popping up are Steve Martin and Sean Hayes, who appeared in earlier episodes this season.
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First, you'll need shoulder-length or longer hair, so pop in extensions or start popping Biotin.
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In fact, it wasn't until Twitter started popping off that Chalamet realized what it looked like.
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The week before the election, Supreme was popping up again and again on the campaign trail.
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I do think the show has lost something without the flashbacks popping up in every episode.
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But the surge in Saudi production in November will make the drop look more eye-popping.
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The Santa hat-wearing Pikachu that's been popping up will also be a more common occurrence.
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And, with fast chargers popping up across the country, barriers to entry are falling, proponents insist.
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In fact, they've already been spotted popping up at Target and Walmart locations around the country.
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I was always paranoid about popping the silicone whenever I put any pressure on my chest.
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"Stuff would be popping off outside but you had these spaces to duck out," says Loyle.
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They just kept popping up, in fan-created YouTube edits of scenes from the movie Carol.
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And critically acclaimed restaurants like M. Wells, in MoMA PS24's cafeteria, started popping up too.
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"Because the fire drill went off, I thought it was like the fire popping," she said.
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His doctor prescribed painkillers, to which Dean says he became addicted, popping pills every 45 minutes.
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In response to the eye-popping allegations, Tester and the Republican chair of Veterans' Affairs Sen.
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This photo of Trump advisor Steve Bannon was popping up on social media earlier this year.
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Dog parks, off-leash areas designated for pooch playtime, are popping up all over the county.
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Another day, another Netflix original popping up to give us the content we need and deserve.
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They start popping up in January and reach sugar-rushed climax today, February 5, Runeberg Day.
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Uber is expected to go public at an eye-popping $90 billion valuation on May 9th.
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With the whole 90s nostalgia thing popping up, ska, sooner or later, has to come back.
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For every household name, there are thousands of smaller producers, with more popping up every year.
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But recently, a crop of other alcoholic beverages, from wine to cocktails, have started popping up.
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Sometimes when I'm stage, I'm always popping beads and stuff, and they go sweep them up.
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Yes, the iconic symbol of American steel and piston popping internal combustion is shifting to voltage.
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As the team entered the village, people started popping out of doorways to shoot at them.
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"He's not even live and his chat is popping off," streamer Marshall Hayden tweeted last night.
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Now, there's another method popping up that's giving all of them a run for their money.
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It's just that they keep popping up, having something relevant and interesting to say — being useful.
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Various rips of the trailer are popping up all over YouTube, much like the one above.
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Billboards popping up around town show Ibrahimovic in an apparent mocking gesture to Vela on field.
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Meanwhile, some "Countdown to Black Friday" flash sales are already popping up regularly at Amazon.com/BlackFriday.
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Now, Google says all G Suite users will see these suggestions popping up in Google Docs.
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When he did this, he noticed a tiny dot kept popping up in all the images.
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In a room of 10, there's probably one or two people who love pimple popping videos.
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Ahead, we've compiled a varied list of books that keep popping up in conversation in 280.
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Ohhh because you have a song with Trina you trying to get your fucking name popping ?!?
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"Summer thunderstorms are popping up and there's enough energy for them to be severe," Ward said.
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An easy locking mechanism makes popping the tongs open and storing them neatly a cinch. 2.
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The sugary cereal will be popping up at grocery stores around the U.S. starting in June.
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Once you figure out the financial side, however, a plethora of other questions start popping up.
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It showed [Seahawks quarterback] Russell Wilson throwing a pass and his fantasy points are popping up.
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The game produced so many eye-popping statistics that no single one could do it justice.
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So, to fill his time, he starts popping in on all of the non-Kourtney Kardashians.
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Plus, a lot of one-star reviews mentioning Ronnie have started popping up on the internet.
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And remember the time you watched them derive endless pleasure from popping bubbles in someone's bedroom.
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That's how it's going to look seamless and you can still see the color popping through.
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Translocated females, meanwhile, were popping out babies at roughly the same rate as the local ladies.
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Shortly before popping the question, the couple had another important milestone to celebrate: Giacone's 28th birthday.
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There was something satisfying to me about ending with the popping of the dot-com bubble.
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Three companies with a precedent of popping on results are scheduled to report earnings this Thursday.
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Here are 216 eye-popping headlines surrounding the Republican nominee from the last seven days: 292.3.
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Or, better yet, if that highlighter palette popping up all over social suddenly felt more accessible?
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One of her most eye-popping looks is a glistening, sheer, long-sleeve, mock neck bodysuit.
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But, there is one other hue that seems to be popping up everywhere we turn: yellow.
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Instead, virtual particles are popping in and out of existence in the vacuum all the time.
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L) are growing rapidly and others such as GraniteShares (BAR), launched last year, are popping up.
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It's addictive and edifying, like popping a special kind of bubble wrap that expands your vocabulary.
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Rihanna's been popping up at Drake's concerts and actually kissed him in public onstage in Miami.
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Robinhood said it would launch a product with an eye-popping, industry-leading 3% interest rate.
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Given the eye-popping sums he has spent, he really ought to be out of sight.
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Variants of the virus then began popping up in more than 150 countries mere weeks later.
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For me, it's blocking, I get so much satisfaction — it's like popping bubble wrap for me.
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Dealerships are expected to sell the plates for an eye-popping $699, not including installation costs.
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References from two very separate moments in the show popping up during the same live event?
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I guess they've sort of evolved and try to recognize more that's popping around the world.
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An eye-popping 4,20173 medals will be awarded across the Pan Am and Parapan Am Games.
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Still via YouTube A few years ago, a rapper from Boston named Michael Christmas started popping.
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For consumers, there are more bundled packages than ever, all popping up around similar price ranges.
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In response to my tweet, Fuller House, Jersey Shore, and Drop Dead Diva kept popping up.
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Pimple popping patients are some of the bravest people to set foot in a derm's office.
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Can they no longer stand the sight of each other's names popping up in their newsfeed?
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Then he began popping up on stages around New York City less than a year later.
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I'm going to be popping it in often, whenever I need a little touch of home.
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And their valuations are eye-popping, with Uber leading the herd with a $120 billion target.
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More and more cases of the virus are popping up in the United States, for example.
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Started in 2009, WhatsApp was acquired by Facebook for an eye-popping $22 billion in 2014.
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She stunned fashion's highest order, in an eye-popping Comme des Garcon ensemble for the ages.
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A number of digital-only banks are also popping up in a bid to challenge incumbents.
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" Others began tweeting the sign, and it started popping up on Twitter, Facebook and elsewhere. "Unreal.
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Jude has already made his social media debut, popping up on both of his parents' Instagrams.
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He will prioritize score-settling, responding to slights and popping off whenever he feels like it.
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Cena will be popping up along with the Nintendo Switch at the first event in California.
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The only difference now is that your unique ID will be popping up in real life.
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Rochko had to laugh at some of the domain names popping up on the instance list.
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"It was really a bonding experience with my daughter bursting and popping the bubbles," she said.
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She finds popping the bubbles cathartic: "With every bubble a bad thought goes away," she said.
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Those aren't the most eye-popping stats for a Chromebook, even taking the price into consideration.
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There are also, interestingly, proximity sensors built in, popping up controls when a user is nearby.
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But hopefully we'll be seeing more series teasers popping up in the next couple of weeks.
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And now, they're becoming so popular that counterfeit versions are popping up all over the internet.
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And while the social network's conference highlights in recent years have been eye-popping — AR glasses!
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From there you can go to Brickell, they have martini bars that's popping on the weekends.
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