"This little hand and fingers came popping out," Goodman said.
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"This little hand and fingers came popping out," Goodman recalled.
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He writhed, sweating, the veins in his neck popping out.
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Your earbuds popping out of your ears every five minutes.
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Here come these spiders, their eyes popping out at you.
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Just teleportating and popping out in jolts in time and space.
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Why does a murderous teddy bear keep popping out of paintings?
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That's right — these things aren't just made for popping out babies.
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Many parents alter their consumption methods after popping out a kid.
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Pretty sure I could see his vein popping out of his forehead!
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Trilobites Popping out of the heads of its hosts seemed strange enough.
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New villains kept popping out of the woodwork like nefarious Whack-a-Moles.
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I am officially popping out of my shorts and will not eat again.
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A throwaway line about a "tranny's" dick popping out had my eyes rolling.
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"There are lots of these folks popping out of the woodwork," she added.
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The act of popping out the pen just to do that is weird.
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These days, all you see are massive boners popping out of guys' pants.
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GoPro discovered that the battery was slightly popping out of place, causing power loss.
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And is it just me or is everyone popping out babies at the moment?
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The experience included many grotesquely costumed figures popping out from behind curtains without warning.
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Popping out the earbuds and readjusting the cable is usually enough to eliminate the rustling.
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Some of them even had a little flat microchip cable popping out of their top.
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When excited, your clitoris engorges with blood, popping out of its hood for easier access.
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Koko expects to find out she's ready to start popping out babies any day now.
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And oh yeah, did we forget to mention A BABY POPPING OUT OF A MARSUPIAL POUCH?
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As the team entered the village, people started popping out of doorways to shoot at them.
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Translocated females, meanwhile, were popping out babies at roughly the same rate as the local ladies.
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The Suns freed up Devin Booker, whose 3-point attempt was halfway down before popping out.
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The co-authors start by imagining a realistic scenario: a window popping out of an airplane.
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I shave my legs and I shave... I don't want hair popping out of my G-string.
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Durocher got one more swing but wasted it, popping out to center field on the next pitch.
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"It was like a cork popping out of my skull," he told Johns Hopkins Magazine in 2007.
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Christina Milian's popping out of her swimsuit, in all the right places ... and we don't mean Ibiza.
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"When you come and go, you almost feel like you're popping out of nowhere," Mr. Valente said.
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She talks about the humble beginnings of her career and popping out of cars to surprise her fans.
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Thus, when special holographic (H4V) content is displayed, it looks as if it's popping out of the display.
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Reducing the reach of these websites is the best way to prevent fake news sites from popping out.
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The controller clips on the headset, with a Joy-Con popping out the other end like a beak.
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"How I picture #Beyonce walking out of the delivery room right after popping out twins!" one person wrote.
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Demons and popping out of mirrors suddenly becomes awkward or even laughable without the ubiquitous jolt of noise.
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The company, Mr. Regis noted, is not popping out iPhones — it is blowing up rocks in the desert.
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Just two pitches later, he was out of the inning thanks to Alex Bregman popping out to short.
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It may be the old school vocal harmonies or the yeehaw agenda popping out in the guitar part.
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"With markets close to all-time highs again, you see IPOs popping out of the woodwork," Ghriskey said.
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Case #2: JoseNext up, we meet Jose, who has a large, squishy ball popping out above his left eye.
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Check out the clip to see when he and Tammy plan on popping out a kid of their own.
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Hallo-meme is upon us, and that means meme costumes are popping out from all corners of the internet.
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Everyone around me is f—— like rabbits and/or popping out babies, and I'm sitting here twiddling my thumbs.
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Photos and tales of sinister jokesters are popping out on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, fueling panic as Halloween approaches.
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The Yankees stranded 10 men on base overall, with Teixeira popping out with two on in the first inning.
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The dress came undone, her girls came popping out, and through it all ... Sonja did not skip a beat.
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Political strands within familiar works have been popping out with startling resonance, as with that "Barber" at the Met.
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The aliens popping out of the Covenant crewmembers don't slither off looking for cover like the one in Alien does.
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How in the hell is WWE superstar Maryse back in the ring just 5 months after popping out a kid???
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No unpleasantry is spared in the rendering of the carrion, whose viscera are popping out in at least three places.
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There Trump stood overly engorged with unsightly veins popping out and one very specific area made to be basically microscopic.
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There is no consensus that Bund yields could break new lows and turn negative, but such bets are popping out.
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Sea otters The world offers few more adorable sights than a sea otter's furry face popping out of the ocean.
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The mud brown sky turned a startling teal, with stars, constellations and zodiac signs popping out in gold-leaf contrast.
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Once you open your mind to the idea that Americans may be saving reasonably well, other examples start popping out.
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Imagine, for example, an augmented reality chef popping out at your behest as you pick up an Italian pasta recipe.
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" That's a little solemn, so I balance it by hiding my face in my sleeve, then popping out. "Bessandra. Peekaboo!
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You&aposve heard about people popping out of cakes at bachelor parties, but how about a big surprise at the wedding?
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But when the star turned her head to look behind her, photographers captured her exposed breast popping out of the side.
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Disrupting the world of science publishing When we think of Saudi Arabia, we don't imagine startups popping out of the desert.
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Apple is popping out scary hypotheticals at a clip that isn't just keeping up with the news cycle—it's shaping it.
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The rat role entails popping out of the cage at one point and kissing the lead character, Christopher, an autistic teenager.
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Alec Baldwin might be popping out babies with his new wife, Hilaria, but his first born, Ireland, is one hot babe.
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Although not all the voices have been 100% positive, she keeps seeing little bits of support popping out here and there.
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Sometimes I was afraid that it was going to start making sense — the words that were popping out of his mouth.
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Addison Russell watched strikes one and two sail right past him before popping out to first base to end the inning.
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"I was one foot away from the emergency exit door, so I could see the handle was popping out," Dagogo said.
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The veins are popping out of their neck, you start to worry about a medical crisis—a stroke, something of that accord.
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This is a big deal if you're worried about a bud popping out on the street and falling in the storm drain.
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So, as far as viewers can see, the Lady of Winterfell isn't looking to get married and start popping out little Starks.
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Take a closer look at your cord, and you'll notice its frayed edges and the occasional wire popping out of the coating.
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I remember seeing the backs of a few of the young plaintiffs' heads barely popping out over the benches in the courtroom.
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The real estate mogul, whose birthday was actually on March 10, kicked off her bash by literally popping out of a coffin.
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" Kendall "muttered knowingly" in Elle about the reality star brood: "Every time I think it's eased up, someone's popping out a baby.
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It packs a 155kg warhead and, after popping out of the water, flies at near the speed of sound for about 290km.
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Hal Holbrook, who plays a minister with a terrible secret, makes his first innocent appearance as if popping out of a coffin.
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He also wanted lots of people so I put people in every single window, popping out of doors, hanging off the bridge.
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In fact, they can be absolutely brazen, occasionally popping out on a limb to return the gaze of bird-watchers and admirers.
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Dimming lightsIf the idea of your window popping out mid-flight causes you stress, just try to keep the shade up anyways.
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Also, how are these people growing up and popping out kids so fast?) The murders are getting gruesome AF (A corn thresher!
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Take this tiny little guy, who surprised us all by popping out of a sandbox, and looking pretty darn adorable while doing so.
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And it's perfect because this is basically an instrumental tape with skits from TV shows or movies popping out from time to time.
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" The actresses brought out competing birthday cakes, with Wilson popping out of hers and singing a tribute to Corden to The Beatles' "Birthday.
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Not even Kyle Schwarber, the most-talked-about Cub this World Series, could get anything going, popping out in his only at-bat.
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Joe Mazraani's eyes feel like they're popping out of his skull as he sits in the steering seat on the dive boat Tenacious.
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" His counterpart at the former Donaldson Lufkin & Jenrette added, "We have young traders out here with their eyes popping out of their heads.
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The image of Poulter at a Ryder Cup starts with his eyes, which seem on the verge of popping out of their sockets.
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And because they're designed for active lifestyles, the snug fit means you don't have to worry about them popping out of your head.
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"When they're all singing 'Roxanne' and everyone's necks are popping out of their heads holding that note, there's nothing like it," he said.
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Instead, the field was smattered with near-visible question marks popping out of players' helmets, as Boswell kicked himself flat on the ground.
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JW: But of course we, we're often thought of as ... just sort of being cave dwellers then popping out during the Olympic Games.
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So you don't ... I want to talk to you more about that, but you're not hibernating every four years and then popping out.
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We've seen the future of fast food and it's full of secretive cooking, utensils popping out of walls and a whole lot of quinoa.
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Case #2: Victor Next up, we have 37-year-old Victor, who has a hard bump popping out of the center of his chest.
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There's confusion, then dread, some crunching sounds, then a tiny alien popping out of the victim's chest, accompanied by an insane amount of gore.
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The woman -- who was in her early 20s -- had her own child this past December ... less than 12 months after popping out baby Chicago.
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We've been excited to become parents for a long time and to see this bump popping out on the carpet is blowing my mind.
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He also saw "fire, smoke, insulation popping out of the walls, a lot of scared people running around, a lot of commotion," he said.
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I'll never forget the smell of her insides, which I was trying to keep from popping out as the doctor wrapped her in bandages.
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They also have a framed photograph of themselves popping out of a margarita-glass-shaped Jacuzzi, snapped at a Margaritaville location in the Caribbean.
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And the screen sizes of most TVs don't showcase 22015D in the same way content popping out of a giant movie theater screen can.
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"I was on the verge of passing out; my head was filled with blood, my veins were popping out of my body," Rodriguez told KTLA.
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You can see Saturn through the colors and textures of the rings — and even get a glimpse of the rings popping out from the shadows.
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They would complain of becoming bloated and having abdominal pain almost immediately after eating, their stomach visually popping out like a certain Willy Wonka character.
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Jenner shared two full-body videos of her previously unseen angel costume with her baby belly popping out in a tight-fighting white mini-dress.
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You can tell she's pretty over it by the time they shot the blue bathing suit scenes and monster Nicki is popping out a little.
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I wanted to make sure that my girls would fit into the suits, rather than being at risk of popping out or have unintentional underboob.
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One glass held my microbrew, while the other had an ugly, red and white striped stick of hollow plastic popping out of the clear water.
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Minnesota outfielder Max Kepler left the game after popping out in the first inning with upper-chest discomfort and was listed as day-to-day.
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Gleyber Torres did Greinke a favor, popping out to first on the first pitch he saw, but then Greinke suddenly could not throw a strike.
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I could have hallucinated a giant serpent popping out of my lo mein to say hi to me before Game 3 of the NBA Finals.
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In my experience, it was totally normal to see a feral wild boar just popping out of the forest on my way back from school.
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The woman, who was in her early 20s, had a kid of her own back in December ... less than a year after popping out baby Chicago.
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Contrasting with Phnom Penh's grime and chaotic traffic, the playful bubble shapes float away almost miraculously, effervescent sculptures popping out on demand for parties and festivals.
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Howard told reporters after the game that his left ring finger kept popping out and he was unsure if he would be able to play Saturday.
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But if you're thinking of popping out a superstar baby anytime soon, it would be wise to make sure they're born somewhere near May and June.
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You can shoot holes around corners to scan for enemies, waiting for one to walk by before popping out and throwing a knife into its back.
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"The result was a wave of skeletons popping out of hidden drawers," said Martin Schulz, a senior research fellow at the Fujitsu Research Institute in Tokyo.
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In the mosquito-ridden migrants' settlement where her family lives, Vaishnavi coughed incessantly: Her face was red, and the tendons on her neck were popping out.
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These hideous protrusions have always been an eyesore, popping out of the backside of phones for years, and they're only getting uglier with every new model.
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Between my vantage point and the plant stood a number of high rises, their windows empty, popping out of the green forest that now fills the town.
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My eyes were popping out of their sockets, my cheekbones were jutting out, my head shape looked different somehow, and I wondered what the hell I'd done.
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"We have had some people playing the game behind the PD, in the dark, popping out of bushes, etc," the Duvall, Washington, Police Department wrote on Facebook.
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In another video, a fake commercial, the AirPods, as the untethered headphones are called, keep popping out of users' ears and are eaten by a dog (pictured).
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Even crazier ... Pac's "hair" is actually popping out of Joc's own head, as the barber left a patch of his hair to capture the real-life effect.
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Arcia singled in each of his first two at-bats before popping out in the sixth, flying out in the eighth and singling again in the 1900th.
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It has a large, stable base, so I don't have to worry about it popping out from underneath my car even if the ground isn't completely level.
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Horford was one of the most effective scorers in the league last season when rolling to the basket or popping out for a jumper, per Synergy Sports.
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If the Den is a bit like an advent calendar, with surprises popping out from behind every door, so is the Chicago theater scene as a whole.
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That leaves the Arizona Diamondbacks' Alex Avila as the current leader in most career plate appearances without popping out to first, at a mere 3,285 through Thursday.
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It's this open-ended ambition that has Dyer rolling her eyes about inquiries into when she's planning to settle down, get married, and start popping out babies.
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Ms. Cox's group is one of more than a dozen popping out like dogwood blooms in these comfortable suburbs of brick homes, shopping malls and technology companies.
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Or will it lie low in an animal reservoir, periodically popping out to cause a few dozen deaths each year, like the related virus that causes MERS?
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Let's start with the biggest one: there are two cameras very clearly positioned in the middle of that bulbous square popping out of the back of the phone.
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For my own tiny ears the smallest tips worked best— and due to the neck strap I didn't have to worry about a bud popping out and disappearing.
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To make matters even zanier, the film is shot for 3D, which means the colors aren't just metaphorically popping out at you but actually jumping off the screen.
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Darko also liked the poster from "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World," with a globe that's suspended in a blank space, with people popping out of it.
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Although the setting is calm, the design producer is often on the go, popping out of his seat and grabbing objects to illuminate his points to a visitor.
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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley looked absolutely incredible during a bikini photo shoot in the Bahamas this week ... this just six months after popping out a baby boy in June.
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"About four years ago, I noticed a little bump," Antonio says, lifting his shirt to show the camera the floating lump popping out from the middle of his back.
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"Every time I think it's eased up, someone's popping out a baby," Jenner joked to Del Rey, which, you gotta admit, is a very Cool Aunt thing to say.
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Though it wasn't the sparklers dripping from ears or 13-carat ruby rings that got our attention on the red carpet, but the diamonds popping out of the updos.
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I think instinctively a lot of my colleagues are there, but we don't have a network of think-tanks that you can plug into and start popping out ideas.
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Jokic is an exceptional put-back artist who scores just as easily on the block, facing up from the mid post, or popping out for a spot-up three.
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The beests' reproductive strategy -— popping out all of their babies at roughly the same time -— evolved over thousands of years, has also proven a great boon to the species.
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The boss stages were awesome, popping out of the top screen at Sonic, all metal limbs and snapping jaws—a 3D(S) version of this would be pretty special.
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It wasn't until I married my soul mate and the Supreme Court validated our union that my wife and I started to joke about popping out some mini people.
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After I registered for my first and last half-marathon in May of 2014, my right kneecap started popping out of place, so I was advised to stop running.
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A thin, elegant slab of bluish glass designed by his partner Henry Cobb, it was nearing completion in 1973 when sheets of glass began popping out of its facade.
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Utley ended up popping out in foul territory to end the inning, but Los Angeles has to feel better about their chances with the deficit cut to two runs.
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A machine popping out a premixed cocktail doesn't do much for me if it doesn't look beautiful, and I doubt most people will take the time to present it properly.
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But no amount of decomposing jelly is ever going to wash away the image of a dead man's genitals popping out on the big screen when you least expect it.
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Obviously, we want to not just tell scary stories of things popping out of closets, but the emotional stories, and when you get into trust, that's when things get emotional.
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Few respect women's sports as equal to men's, women don't get paid equally, and there are still pundits out there who think our job is at home, popping out babies.
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Plus, it's always worth popping out in your PJs to grab a bottle of something bubbly — like Moët Ice Impérial — to transform your meal into a full-on brunch spread.
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The thought of criminals, terrorists and mentally ill people pressing a button and getting rifles and pistols popping out of printers like candy out of a vending machine is frightening.
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Both Machado and Khalifa posted pictures on their Instagram pages of the two men after a training session, with Khalifa's fresh white belt popping out against his fresh black gi.
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In 1951, the 1735 Witchcraft Act of Great Britain had been repealed, making the practise legal again, and witches started popping out of the woodwork in newspapers and magazine features.
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Moreover, the forces of social disruption are visible on every street: the slackers taking advantage of the disability programs, the people popping out babies, the drug users, the spouse abusers.
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The video shows the cat — named Gambino — running away from the camera into the kitchen, before popping out from behind the fridge to meow at the person holding the camera.
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Six employees, including Hajjar, work to come up with the designs and new concepts like the new 3D ugly sweater that have stuffed animals and other objects popping out of it.
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This is well illustrated by the Colossus popping out its shield and running through a tunnel full of mines, taking the brunt of the explosions and protecting its squad behind it.
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This state only lasted for a second or two and soon I was racing around, hiding my tank behind walls and then popping out to try and take a kill shot.
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Michael Phelps proved ... his (mostly) naked body can be very distracting -- and he proved it by popping out of the "Curtain of Distraction" at an Arizona State hoops game Thursday night.
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The brains behind Australia radio show Kyle and Jackie O hired a professional Tay Tay impersonator to stroll through Sydney's CBD as if she were popping out for a cheeky stroll.
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These are my go-to earbuds for running — I never have to worry about them popping out, and the battery life lasts through a marathonThey're not fussy about sweat or weather.
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During the next four hours, with the three-page scene in hand, Haynes kept popping out from where he was crouching behind the door, to explain the motivation of the moment.
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It's an environment in which performers repeat a routine that cycles in a matter of seconds, popping out of a corner or lunging from darkness at hundreds of people per night.
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She was like a steampunk perpetual motion machine, popping out distinctive creative work and dynamic social plans on a conveyor belt that never stopped but sometimes had a hitch or two.
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Though the store was not too crowded overall, we had to watch our steps so as not to crash into a cart with a massive TV monitor popping out of it.
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President Trump surprises visitors during the official reopening of public tours at the White House on March 2017, 2017, by popping out beneath a framed portrait of former First Lady Hillary Clinton.
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The problem with the drone stems from the battery basically popping out a few millimeters and causing a power failure in the drone, Woodman said at TechCrunch's stage at CES this year.
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San Francisco looks different through an iPhone XS Max — it's still a city, but now there are floating balls of fabric, speech bubbles, and words popping out from the trees and buildings.
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At first glance it looks like Anthony is a regular old dad, and he is — but from the back, you can see a tennis ball-sized pimple popping out of his neck.
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These posts are not popping out of big subreddits like r/technology or r/news, which have loads of subscribers, they're coming from smaller communities, such as r/Wisconsin and r/Philadelphia.
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It is unfortunate that FARA keeps popping out of the swampy muck with them, because FARA-regulated work should not be treated like an inherently bad thing because, usually, it is benign.
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Frequently, the militants were hiding until the pesh merga fighters entered a town to clear it, suddenly popping out of their sanctuaries to attack the Kurds with gunfire or possibly explosive belts.
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The occasional shots of acidic color popping out of the grayscale range of the black-and-white photos — red, pink, pale blue, green, and yellow — add another destabilizing factor to the mix.
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In iOS 10, when you have a message or page open onscreen, tap the Share menu icon (the one that looks like an arrow popping out of a box) and select Print.
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But "until America makes Election Day a holiday ... I think you'll struggle to see turnout from people who generally, in my opinion, don't have the luxury of popping out to go and [vote]."
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Besides: For as much fun as I was having with ALF popping out of unexpected corners, I quickly forgot about the whole thing the second fsociety started training Angie to hack E-Corp.
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The second pop of Christmas: Justin and his snowman-shaped lumpJustin travels all the way from North Carolina to see Dr. Lee about the tri-lump formation popping out of his upper arm.
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When the Republicans saw one of the images of the diminutive Dukakis popping out of an M1 Abrams Main Battle Tank with a helmet on, they almost popped the corks on the champagne.
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Logan Forsythe was nearly out on a foul pop to right field that a diving Josh Reddick couldn't handle, but on the next pitch he ended the inning by popping out to center.
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The Nationals got two quick baserunners by way of Howie Kendrick singling to left and Ryan Zimmerman walking — with Asdrubal Cabrera popping out to the catcher in foul territory in between their at-bats.
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Jon Hamm should be popping out at any moment now — so it might be a good time to stock up on Nair anyway, just in case this whole dystopian future thing is for real.
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The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is one of a few key connections within a knee joint, providing rotational stability from the knee and keeping the tibia from popping out in front of the femur.
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In the lower left corner he is firing pistols at ducks popping out of his coiffed yellow hair; Directly above his combover, a huge, boxing-gloved, airborne hamburger lands a punch on his face.
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Tampa Bay had the bases loaded and one out in the first but managed only a Souza RBI groundout for a 239-0 lead, with Corey Dickerson popping out to center to strand two.
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While Arcimboldo framed his figures against an isolating curtain of blackness, Haas' sculptures will have a continuously changing backdrop, now standing beneath fall's brilliant canopies and later perhaps popping out against winter's white blanket.
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The White House reopened to public tours on Tuesday for the first time since the inauguration, and President Trump celebrated by popping out from behind a wooden screen to surprise a group of schoolchildren.
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To your left, gawping out of the window, is a middle aged bloke in a Donnay polo shirt and slightly too tight cream short shorts, his portly paunch popping out over the belt strap.
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This is a woman who jets off to her preferred Florida spa to the tune of about $64,600 in taxpayer money, like she's just popping out to her corner Starbucks for a Saturday morning latte.
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Every track has a share button underneath it (like an arrow popping out of a box) and if you click this then Embed you can get the HTML code you need to cut and paste.
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Since then, the rest of the eggs in that video and several still attached to the rocks have hatched, and the team hopes more babies will keep popping out over the next couple of days.
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For the most part, any mascot that's not explicitly an animal tends to look incredibly creepy, and nothing exemplifies that so much as Magique's little flesh-colored head popping out from his star-shaped body.
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The ball does not so much swing as cycle, reaching the lane on one side of the court, popping out to the three-point line on the other, burbling along like water through a fountain.
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There was a worrying moment mid-way through the second round, as Switzerland's Joel Gisler came down hard on the lip of the halfpipe, popping out of his skis and falling into the pipe headfirst.
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He never WORKS, mind you, but he never stops popping out of helicopters to tell you that actually, Nancy Pelosi was born in Albania, so she shouldn't even legally be allowed to have her job.
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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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They're always so clever and up to no good, popping out of places you'd least expect them to and doing things with so much pizazz that you'd wish they were almost real (not really but almost!).
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But with her abs still looking toned enough to to walk down a runway, the only obvious hint that she's hit the five month mark were her larger-than-usual breasts popping out of her top.
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Instead of carved birds popping out of little windows, motorized taxidermy animals from the natural history museum's collection — including an encroaching caiman, vulture, and pronghorn antelope — on model train tracks, appeared at the appropriate hour, surprising visitors.
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Case #1: JoshThe first case of the day takes us to Woodbine, Georgia, where we meet 36-year-old Josh, who has a bulging knot on the side of his head popping out just above his left eyebrow.
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Ragnarok's second credits scene opens with Jeff Goldblum's Grandmaster — the secondary villain of the movie and ruler of the planet known as Sakaar — popping out of a blue space chamber where it seems like he's been hiding out.
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A recent photo of Grande shows her with both her ponytail popping out of a baseball cap, which doesn't make sense until you realize she actually cut a hole in the hat just so the ponytail could stick through.
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As a coral scientist describes the Great Barrier Reef as the "Manhattan" of the ocean, where fish take up residence as if in apartment blocks, the cameras show clown fish popping out of the equivalent of windows in skyscrapers.
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Meanwhile, the entirety of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild will be playable in VR. Everything from attacking bokoblins to cooking armfuls of bananas will be popping out of the screen and into your eyeballs in 3D.
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Which is why I found my eyes popping out of their sockets midway through The Aftermath, when Alexander Skarsgard's German widower pushes Keira Knightley's sad British wife onto a dining room table in a way that very obviously evokes that scene.
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I had this whole elaborate prediction in mind involving a flying whale popping out of a cardboard box while the little baby from the last trailer runs around in circles screaming "la li lu le lo" with all its might.
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Though most of us understand that Dr. Lee's procedures are not to be tried at home — Nick, 27, missed the memo — and decided her could operate on the grape-sized lump popping out of his leg with an X-ACTO knife.
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The Disney hit comes in halfway through the trailer, after Aladdin has already been persuaded to steal the magic lamp from the cave that resulted in Will Smith's Genie popping out and granting him the wish of becoming a prince.
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Moment to moment gameplay has you hiding behind cover, popping out to snap off a few shots at the bad guys, who are usually doing the same thing 10 or 20 yards away, but generally not as well as you.
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The daytime TV star, who is famous for pulling pranks and getting her many celebrity guests in on the action, told Matt Lauer on Today that the POTUS won't be popping out of a box on her show anytime soon.
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The latest series is entitled The weight of the world, a grid of 20 small canvases depicting floating orbs on bright backgrounds, popping out in pinks and blues, yellows and oranges, colors with all the sophisticated innocence of a cartoon landscape.
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So many times when you're on safari and spot lions in action, the drivers get on the radio and next thing you know, several other trucks come chugging in, tourists popping out the sunroofs of their trucks, snapping photos like crazy.
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The show liberally borrows from horror tropes: flickering lights, strange apparitions, people popping out of cupboards and a dense sonic environment incorporating everything from cicadas to tectonic grumblings to the crack of snapped necks as Toklas kills pigeons for dinner.
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Some are becoming gizmos themselves, as if to seem more current: popping out cards with the press of a button and offering benefits like locating services or radio-frequency identification (RFID) blocking, intended to protect against credit-card or identity theft.
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Transposing the clay to wax and carving into it with a kitchen knife, Mr. Condo softened the features on half of the face to make its gender ambiguous and made the other side more robotic — with an eyeball popping out like the Terminator's.
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" If you read all that and you're now thinking of popping out to the drugstore for a bottle of B12 and some 5HTP, take note of what Winstock told me: "Taking drugs isn't like debit and credit; there isn't the fat-burning equivalent.
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Once it became clear that a "real" NWA reunion wasn't happening, there were any number of other rumored surprise attractions for them to try to catch—Skrillex popping out for Snails at the Sahara, Zedd bringing out Kesha, ZHU's live set debut.
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On her Instagram story, Jenner shared two videos of her full costume — her baby belly popping out in a tight-fighting white mini-dress, which she paired with oversized wings, matching lace-up heels and a platinum wig pulled into a high ponytail.
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With a replica of his "Love KL" signature displayed behind them, models strutted down the catwalk in a neutral palette of beige, brown, terracotta and dark gray outfits with dabs of green, orange and yellow popping out in the Autumn/Winter 2019 line.
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A story I have heard many times, but which seems apocryphal, is that N.K.V.D. agents would sometimes use the garbage chutes that ran like large tubes through many apartments, popping out inside a suspect's home without having to knock on the door.
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Is it eyes popping out of the face of a truck driver (who doesn't blink the entire time she's telling her story, it should be noted), or is it evil clown doctors sending a beloved bicycle to hell, where Francis is the devil?
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The concert is a passion project for Jennifer Ashley Tepper, the club's creative and programming director and a longtime fan of Larson's work — her bat mitzvah sign-in board depicted her dressed as Mimi, popping out of a pile of "Rent" playbills.
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Igah Dagogo, a passenger flying onboard the aircraft, told CNN the door hadn't been properly latched on before the flight took off, adding that he was sitting about a foot away from the door and could see its handle popping out during the flight.
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So far, the only issues I've run into are a button on the piano that gets squashed when pressed too hard (I reinforced it with tape, and it works perfectly now) and a string popping out of the fishing rod after some intense sessions.
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As Skerrett reminded us last week, though, the married life of an ordinary woman was not exactly a romantic thing, and from what we've learned about V's personality, she's not exactly planning on laying back and popping out kids while he takes over the throne.
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As we saw last season, the Children created the Night King (that White Walker with the rad wintry crown horns popping out of his head) by capturing one of the First Men and inserting dragonglass into him with a ritual on a weirwood tree.
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The video, shot Friday, shows the AirAsia pilots -- moments after they landed in New Dehli, India -- popping out of the cockpit window and getting down to the tarmac that way ... rather than go through the cabin with the rest of the crew and passengers.
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Others are starting rather complex, and one of the complaints, except for really geeky men it seems, they think that it's okay to wear these massive thing on your head with things popping out the back, in a room, in a white room, with edges.
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Unlike larger GoPro cameras, the tiny Session doesn't have an LCD display for reviewing footage.. You don't necessarily have to keep popping out the microSD card and sticking it into your laptop to watch each run, it can also wirelessly connect to a mobile app over wifi.
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Dolphins have also been found to use several other highly specialised feeding behaviours, including processing cuttlefish by popping out the cuttlebone, stranding themselves while hunting fish, and using a marine sponge as a tool to probe the seafloor while searching for buried fish hiding in the sediment.
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Meanwhile, a duck popping out of the hamburger bun is accompanied by a comic strip speech balloon filled with the words "quack, quack," apparently in greeting toward an approaching one eyed, misshapen head flying a plane whose fuselage is a finger (this pilot gives a flying fuck).
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The pressure to settle down and start popping out offspring can be such that many young Chinese people rent actors -- for upwards of $200 a night -- to pretend to be their romantic partner through the Spring Festival holiday period, which ends Saturday, and help them stave off awkward questions.
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London-based architecture practice Ordinary Architecture have designed a large cross-section of a pigeon that reveals its anatomy to illustrate how the bird's digestive system works; players aim golf balls through its mouth and watch as they roll through its guts before popping out through its butt.
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Popping out of (and then throwing) a cake in Singin' in the Rain (1952) After making fun of popular silent film star Don Lockwood (Gene Kelly), Kathy Selden (Debbie Reynolds) later runs into him at a party—where she pops out of a cake, singing and dancing as a chorus girl.
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"You're seeing new software companies popping out of there, and this is at the core of the change strategy happening there, so all they need to do is invest much more in it, and you will see in the next five to ten years a very promising and flourishing tech ecosystem."
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It was a stark comparison to the otherwise gluttonous event, and the eventual winner of the category, "My Heart Will Go On." Somewhat similarly, Sufjan performed by popping out from the stage with a live band while wearing a pink and navy striped suit jacket with teal dragons running across it.
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It's really no mystery that the Olympics is good meme fodder: An event that starts with a retelling of a whole nation's history through the medium of interpretative dance and ends, in the most recent case, with the Japanese Prime Minister popping out of a pipe dressed as Super Mario.
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The technology has always been a wonder, drawing its strength from its capacity to make just about any subject come to life, popping out of the real ground beneath our feet and conjuring up digital apparitions that serve as extensions of our own imagination onto the physical world around us.
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We know the pictures: St. Paul's Cathedral in the smoke, with its dome popping out into a patch of clear sky; walls caught in midtumble, and fire hoses playing in the dark, their jetting water like a band of light; the Henry Moore drawings of people sheltering in the tube stations.
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The Cavs run a three-man game on the opposite end of the floor that produces two good looks, one for Iman Shumpert popping out to the three-point line, and one for James right under the basket: With the Cavs adding Kover, this will be an even bigger issue.
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The slight unevenness of his facial features, with one brown and one blue eye (the blue left eye popping out against the earth tones), and the sharp slope of his shoulders contributes to the sense of mania, but a greater intensity lies in the interaction between the face and background.
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In most cases, hooking up the Hello should be a matter of popping out your old doorbell and wiring up the new one; it pulls its power from the same wiring setup that most doorbells use, and it should play friendly with any in-door chimes you probably already have in place.
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In previous election cycles, there's usually been a moment when political reporters fantasize about the possibility of a contested convention, but its been kinda like how flight attendants talk about oxygen masks popping out above your head, in the sense that everyone knows they will likely never experience such a dramatic event.
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It suggests he fears the receipts will bury him..." (Twitter) -- Dave Weigel on right-wing media's role in all this: "Something that's been popping out to me from congressional town halls in Trump areas is Democrats repeating basic facts about the probe and the critics in the audience yelling 'fake news' and 'hearsay.
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This is just a visual representation of someone playing Pokemon GO. (Photo: Getty Images)There have been reports of malicious Pokémon Go apps out in the wild since the game was released over a week ago, but more of them are popping out of the brush than Caterpies just out of Pallet Town.
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Cacophony swells from the city as if it is howling in response to the earth's call: car alarms, shattering glass, the thudding of bricks popping out of building facades, humans screaming in fright, and far off, echoes of what sound like dumpsters clattering to the ground from the jaws of garbage trucks.
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"Aladdin," the new live-action re-whatever with a blue Will Smith popping out of the lamp, may not be the worst product of the current era of legacy intellectual property exploitation (it's likely that the worst is yet to come), but like most of the others it invites a simple question: Why?
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Off the faceoff after the Benn penalty, ex-Star Reilly Smith fed Jokinen with pass from the red line and Jokinen promptly beat Niemi far post with a well-placed wrist shot that landed in the upper left corner before popping out, leaving a capacity crowd wondering if Jokinen had actually scored.
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Six years ago, The Wall Street Journal profiled a group of adult men in their 40s who, in the past two decades, had kept up a long-running game of tag since high school, flying around the country, hiding in bushes and popping out of car trunks to avoid being "it" for an entire year.
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And if that wasn't enough, if those selections alone weren't enough to send your heart racing, with sweat popping out on your brow as you wonder just what bad decisions led you to this place in life, there is one more thing that will surely push you over the edge: the 163 remake of The Pink Panther.
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His obelisk-esque frame mounted atop a rolling black base, googly eyes popping out of his head and a nametag proudly affixed to his chest, Marty rolls around the grocery store all day long, scanning shelves for out-of-stock products, ensuring items are priced correctly, and vigilantly monitoring aisles for any possible hazards to shoppers.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Authorities in the Gulf Arab states of Kuwait and United Arab Emirates on Friday warned of security dangers to playing the wildly successful new smartphone app Pokemon GO. Users must resist the urge to point camera phones at Pikachu popping out in front of the Kuwaiti Emir's palace, mosques, oil facilities or military bases, Kuwait's Interior ministry said.
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There's the hordes of fans everywhere you go, which can make even popping out to the grocery store for some milk a debacle of epic proportions, the total lack of privacy that naturally accompanies possessing such an instantly recognizable face, and of course, the inevitable moment when your most embarrassing moments are photographed in great detail for all of the world to see.
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Four years later, and a swanky re-release on PC (in its Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen guise, albeit now supporting 4K resolution and looking delicious) has people like me popping out of the woodwork to defend this gorgeous flawed-gem of a game, which having finally waved goodbye to many technical issues that plagued it originally is now the definitive version to play.
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We were so full of ourselves and our projects—Todbaum's agent called every few days to see how we were doing; he was champing at the bit to get us into "good offices" as soon as the material was ready—that we worked on the material at all hours, popping out new ideas even at the bars, even while blitzed on German digestif.
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Before it's officially clear that Ryan is about to enter his own time loop, Landon stages the scene to maximize all those not-so-little details audiences for these movies are supposed to remember during a character's subsequent go-rounds; Landon gets laughs just by throwing a few obvious obstacles into Ryan's path — a growling dog here, a guy popping out of the bushes there.
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Your other aunt, another aunt—so many aunts, aunts nested in doors and drawers, aunts popping out of cupboard and the cabinets—another aunt has given up on trying to delve your infinite depths and folds, and just buys Whatever the Fuck She Fucking Wants when she's at one of the 23 garden centers she visits each year, and that'll be your present, whether you like it or not.
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" And she leaves us all with this excellent advice: "My hope is that if we as a society become more aware of how common fertility struggles are, perhaps we won't be so cavalier in questioning females about what's on their baby agenda... before any of us ask a woman about popping out a baby, let's think to ourselves: We don't know what she's going through, what her body is capable of, or what she personally desires.
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Ty Song, a government agronomist, was sitting on a tarp in front of his mother-in-law's grave as his family prepared a host of offerings: the ubiquitous roast baby pig, a platter of jasmine buds, cans of beer and condensed milk, plump grapes and longan fruits, homemade noodles, pork and eggs stewed in palm sugar, a cage of live birds, and a three-story paper mansion with an Audi parked out front and a grinning butler popping out of the door.
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