Control the power by pressing down on the left earbud.
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Either way, he's loving this foot pressing down on him.
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My other heel was pressing down into the ground for leverage.
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You control the direction and speed by pressing down with your toes.
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Top with a second slice of bread, pressing down to secure. 3.
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"Picture two rocks pressing down on one side of a balloon," he says.
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"It felt like an elephant pressing down on my chest," she tells PEOPLE.
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By simply pressing down on the accelerator, you can reach a high speed.
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But it is as if my belly is pressing down on my nerves.
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Besides, pressing down on the ricer is an essential part of the process.
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Without gravity pressing down, bodies tend to lengthen as space expands between vertebrae.
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Pressing down with 3D Touch brings up an additional option to clear all notifications.
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Cook, without pressing down or moving burgers, until bottoms are browned, about 5 minutes.
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How does this "pressing down on language" achieve anything different than turning a page?
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Even when he moved on top of me, pressing down, he felt almost weightless.
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Much has been said about the dire economic situation pressing down on Puerto Rico.
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One night, he awoke to find an electric blue hand pressing down on him.
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Pressing down on these intersecting structures is a ceiling similar to the white wall.
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If anything, an hour of pressing down on her shoulders had turned them to stone.
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The Welsh property market is less bubbly than England's, pressing down on the stamp-duty take.
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The action of pressing them also feels like pressing down on the top of a pen.
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Want the crunch of a shoe pressing down on the fragments of a broken wine glass?
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He sometimes jolted awake, overcome by the sensation that the atmosphere was pressing down on him.
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He was penalised for violating the rule that governs "removing or pressing down sand or loose soil".
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You can then put your mouth right in the middle, pressing down against her clit through her scrotum.
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They typically cause reactions in body creases or underneath swimsuits or swim caps pressing down on the skin.
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Holding down on certain apps will bring up shortcut options, akin to pressing down on an iOS device.
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First, you get the Agent's attention by pressing down on its spherical head (which also contains a camera).
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To view the Live Photo in motion, simply click on it with your mouse and keep pressing down.
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I loved to see him stretch (pressing down on his legs, his body curved) when he got up.
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After that, put on the glove, and use an up-and-down motion over your limbs, pressing down firmly.
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Perhaps fiction can help us bear the burden of Southern history, which is pressing down hard on us today.
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You can also lock saves so they can't be overwritten by simply pressing Down again while in the Suspend menu.
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Sitting for hours in the cargo hold of a JetBlue aircraft with that much weight pressing down doesn't sound fun.
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But I do remember an enormous weight pressing down on my rib cage and a burning sensation in my chest.
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I suggest pressing down gently for about half a pump to use on lips, otherwise you&aposll have too much.
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So, to nollie, you'd push up on your front foot's stick, and then pressing down to actually do a nollie.
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Apply your glue about an inch at a time so it doesn't dry too quickly before pressing down your leather strap.
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The world was staring down the barrel of a loaded laser gun— the weight of the millennium pressing down upon us.
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Neatly scoop the mixture into the ice-cube tray with a small spoon, gently pressing down to remove any air pockets.
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With the Magnetic Resonator Piano, altering pressure, position and other elements allows you to keep shaping the sound even after pressing down.
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You can swipe through your notifications by pushing left or right on the Loop joystick and pressing down to make a selection.
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The rocket gathers speed, and the extra Gs makes it seem as if an invisible wall is pressing down against my chest.
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Notice how you feel in your body and focus on that feeling of being grounded, your weight pressing down through your feet.
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The keys also "travel well", as keyboard lingo has it, pressing down a greater distance than the butterfly keyboard on the MacBook.
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She will insert one or two gloved fingers to feel your cervix while pressing down gently on your abdomen with her other hand.
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Once you've reached the end of the first 10-second clip, just continue pressing down on the shutter to keep the video going.
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Non-existent. You might feel a prick similar to that of a pen tip pressing down for an instant, or a slight tingling.
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Pressing down, meanwhile, will let you choose between Samsung's preloaded clock faces—which for me, were varied enough to find one I liked.
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One nurse was very firmly cupping and pressing down on my breast, while the other was simultaneously smashing Liora's face into my breast.
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But they also want a counter to Trumpism, which to left-leaning people can feel like a weight pressing down from the sky.
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Make the lime pickle: In a large bowl, toss the limes, salt, chili powder, and garlic, pressing down on them as you do.
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You'll feel completely in control of your keystrokes since pressing down on a key activates a real, physical switch that registers what you type.
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The new MacBook Pro's keys have less travel than its predecessors, and that could be why pressing down on the keys makes more noise.
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In the demo, the Qualcomm team had someone playing a piano and was able to recreate the subtly of pressing down on the keys.
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But blood in the skull can stay in like a festering secret, forming a clot and then pressing down on the squishy neural tissue.
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Doctors later explained she had been so large because she had developed a large water abscess that had been pressing down on her womb.
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The sky seemed to fall lower and lower, pressing down on the building tops, cutting visibility to a few blocks, then a few yards.
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Pressing down on the D-pad whenever your Titan is in play but not under your command cycles between Guard mode and Follow mode.
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No wonder their story ends as Roger sets something fragile on fire and Brianna vanishes amid the torches, darkness pressing down on every side.
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From there, align your card's gold connector with the motherboard's slot and the back of the case, pressing down firmly until you hear a click.
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If you're afraid of pressing down on your keyboard when you're on tablet mode — no worries, the keyboard is automatically deactivated when its fully flipped.
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The roar of the air-conditioner and the cold pressing down were the only things that kept his soul from slipping out of his body.
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I remember being 16 or so and pressing down the distortion pedal with my foot and playing the riff from "Ziggy Stardust" on my guitar.
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Lightly season with salt and cook, stirring often, until tomatoes burst, 10 minutes, pressing down on tomatoes with a wooden spoon to release their juices.
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They didn't seem to bend in the right way, and actually pressing down keys obviously took more effort to do than tapping a piece of glass.
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While a strap holds the controller to your hand, 87 sensors track the position of your hands and fingers and even how hard you're pressing down.
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Investigators had found undated video on a baby monitor of him pressing down on a pillow over the tiny boy's head and charged him with murder.
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In battle, a warrior could get an axe wound to the head, which in turn could lead to splinters of bone pressing down onto the brain.
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This clever device made by Newness, and available on Amazon, allows you to cut your apple into eight neat slices by simply pressing down on it.
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Nothing — not even a human, pressing down on his ear — could get in the way of this cat's love for a warm computer and its human.
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In order to deal with a health crisis, the government is deliberately pressing down on economic activity ... and at some point there will be a rebound.
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In order to deal with a health crisis, the government is deliberately pressing down on economic activity ... and at some point there will be a rebound.
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Mr. Trump is pressing down hard to win the state, campaigning in Miami on Friday and in Fort Myers on Monday, after a rally in Pensacola recently.
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" That failure lifted the pressure which, he says now, was pressing down on him, allowing him in his long program "to focus on competing and being myself.
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There is an awful lot to write about with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic now pressing down on the US after wreaking havoc in Asia and Europe.
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Since the iPhone 6S was released in 2015, 3D Touch was introduced allowing users to accomplish a variety of commands by pressing down on their iPhone screen.
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Like other Today widgets, the preview can also be accessed on iPhone 6S and iPhone 7 devices by pressing down with 3D Touch on the Google Calendar icon.
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They were split down the middle so you could steer by pressing down one foot or the other, and they shared some of the Segway's self-balancing technology.
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Add peppers, onion, salt and pepper; cook, turning often with a spatula and pressing down as necessary, until seared, soft and nicely browned at edges, about 10 minutes.
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There's also a Giiro app that will monitor your posture and give you feedback, like what points on your feet are pressing down the hardest on the mat.
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Using your fingertip, brush a little water or egg wash around the edges, then fold in half, pressing down on the top edge to seal – like a boss.
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"In order to deal with a health crisis, the government is deliberately pressing down on economic activity ... and at some point there will be a rebound," King said.
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"In order to deal with a health crisis, the government is deliberately pressing down on economic activity ... and at some point there will be a rebound," he said.
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"In order to deal with a health crisis, the government is deliberately pressing down on economic activity ... and at some point there will be a rebound," King said.
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Marianne accepts this secrecy without question and finds it both exciting — "their secret weighed inside her body pleasurably, pressing down on her pelvic bone when she moved" — and shameful.
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Days later, I went to get a massage and the masseuse accidentally triggered iTunes again when she was pressing down on my arm — this time, it was Taylor Swift.
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Pebble has also added a quick view feature to its activity timeline that lets users see what's coming up next in their day by pressing down on the watchface.
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Then, insert your thumbs or fingers about an inch inside the vagina, pressing down gently towards the anus and then pulling your fingers apart and out to the sides.
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When Apple first introduced 3D Touch on the iPhone 6S, the feature was largely used to surface new contextual menus by pressing down hard on an app icon or menu.
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So as he's pressing down my breathing is getting labored and the only reason why I think I made it out is because I said, 'Robert, you're gonna kill me.
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Photo: Getty ImagesThe Food and Drug Administration is still pressing down hard on kratom—the plant treatment that adherents say has helped them manage their opioid addiction or chronic pain.
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The 2018 Masters champion was deemed to have improved his lie and intended line of play by "removing or pressing down sand or loose soil," in violation of rule 8.1a.
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You just apply your shaving cream or oil (and oil gives a better glide, so I endorse that), and shave as usual, minus the pressing-down, dragging-along-the-skin part.
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Add the salmon, skin-side down, and cook, gently pressing down on the flesh-side of the salmon using a fish spatula, until the skin is crispy, 4 to 6 minutes.
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By the end of a match, there are typically about 200 or more Chitauri and Thanos pressing down on the 15 to 20 heroes as they defend the final Infinity Stone.
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In this short film for kids aired on Japanese national TV, "Unendurable Line" features seemingly boring things such as pressing down on a spring, or stacking blocks before they fall over.
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Weier believed that the Ouija board had released an evil spirit that was pressing down on her bed, and also brought about the return of Slenderman, according to a court report.
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Pressing down on an old vial in a vise-like machine, he easily broke it but struggled to break one of the new vials despite putting far greater effort into it.
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In another study, volunteers were asked to play a lab version of the popular game Whac-a-Mole by pressing down on an ever-shifting target button as rapidly as possible.
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Ford's pressing down on the pedal still, on pace to have a total of 2017 open Lincoln stores by year's end, and as many as 80 by the end of next year.
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Like most people, I was taught that pressure is a negative thing, a malevolent weight we're under, a cruel and impersonal outside force, pressing down on us from above, holding us back.
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Also — and less amusingly — known as butterflying, spatchcocking is the method of cutting out the chicken's backbone, opening the bird up and pressing down on it so its breastbone cracks and flattens.
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For example, since pressing down always has the same effect—nothing—the agent quickly learns to perfectly predict the effect of that action, which cancels the curiosity-supplied reward signal associated with it.
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I picked up each gem, which I bought on eBay, with a pair of tweezers and held them in place for a few seconds, pressing down with another fingertip, until the glue set.
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Advances in technology have been pressing down on inflation, but the table is set, he said, for those one-time factors, like a large decline in cell phone plan costs earlier this year, to recede.
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"The dollar-yen is continuing to have a little bit of safe-haven trading and still pressing down in the session as equities fail to recover," said Amo Sahota, director at Klarity FX in San Francisco.
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"We have seen several government policies that have made us Muslims feel threatened... the government now is just pressing down on the Malays and Islam," university student Mohamad Ilman Hakim said at the charter signing event.
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Holding down the Shift, Control and Option keys while pressing down on the power button (or Touch ID button) for at least 10 seconds is a shortcut for resetting the S.M.C. on MacBooks with sealed batteries.
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He could almost feel the weight of it, all the weight of the sky that went on and on to infinity, outer space, the planets, the stars, pressing down on him till he could barely breathe.
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There's also now a choice between two types of keyboard switches: the Romer-G Tactile, which offers actual physical feedback while pressing down the key, and the Romer-G Linear, which is a smoother, less tactile switch.
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The 2018 patent filing describes how a top glass layer would include two force-sensing systems to determine when a user is pressing down in addition to a touch-sensing system to determine where a users' fingers are.
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Place the shrimp in a colander and rinse them under cool running water, Have a medium work bowl ready as you use a paper towel to dry them off, pressing down slightly to squeeze out any extra water.
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They had stuck in Omsin's belly as a 20 x 23 x 30 cm (7.8 x 9 x 11 in.) lump, which was pressing down on her other organs and preventing her from diving, breathing or eating properly.
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You can log in with the fingerprint sensor on the power button — it's fast and accurate, but you have to wake the computer first and then tap it instead of just pressing down on it in a single step.
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But for many (although not all) of the buttons and toggles, you can get an additional useful expanded menu or option by tapping and holding (or on newer devices, pressing down with 3D Touch) on an icon or menu.
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You choose your age, your face—it's suddenly a normal character creator—but even as you choose whether you were better at mathematics or english at school, you're aware of the sheer weight of individuals pressing down around you.
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While China has formerly pledged to run Hong Kong separately and allow it to enjoy some of its greater freedoms as a "special administrative region," it's clear that the Communist government is pressing down on some of Hong Kong's louder voices.
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The Shyn brush includes a pressure sensor, but this was erratic in my testing, sometimes engaging (with a barely audible beep) when I was barely pressing down, sometimes not engaging at all even when I intentionally tried to set it off.
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Analysts expect consumer prices to pick up in or around early next year as the downward pressure from energy costs wanes, though any rebound may be tempered by soft consumption and a strong yen pressing down on the cost of imports.
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I woke up and I had my eyes open and i didn't understand why it felt like there was screeching in my ears and there was something pressing down my chest down and I saw a shadow figure in my closet.
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Pressing down on the keys for vowels and other letters that take accents in certain languages opens a menu of accented letters; hold down the dollar sign ($) to get the symbols for the yen, the euro, pound sterling and other currencies.
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In the first shot, a finger, presumably meant to be Sheikh Mohammed's, can be seen pressing down on an electronic fingerprint machine, and the print is shown lit up from multiple angles on screen, before the building appears, almost as an afterthought.
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A massive dome of high pressure building in from the east began pressing down on the region, pushing away the cooling influence of the Pacific Ocean and setting the stage for widespread triple-digit temperatures Friday and into the weekend, even in some coastal areas.
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The painting is a close-up view of a vertically aligned foot, pressing down on a reflective floor from the painting's top edge, while the large toe (the only toe we see) with its crimson nail is bent horizontally, parallel to the painting's bottom edge.
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Its beauty is in the details: the tiny shadow reflected in the snow as you leap into the air for a backflip, the birds flying away in fear as you tear down a hill, the satisfying sound of your board pressing down on the snow.
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Two recent studies — one from researchers at George Washington University, based on a survey of Latino parents of teenagers, and another from the UCLA Civil Rights Project, which surveyed school professionals — help demonstrate that the fear of family separation is pressing down on immigrant parents and families.
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What is driving enthusiasm, some investors say, is not so much that Mr. Trump is pressing down on the gas pedal with promises to increase spending and cut taxes, but rather his desire to take his foot off the brake and remove investor and business restrictions.
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The membranous sac was his head, and the right side of this head was on the pillow, and the yolk was as heavy as mercury, and it rolled like mercury, and it was pressing down on his right temple and his right eye and his right ear.
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This is an aspiration fueled by talk of Polish plumbers pressing down wages, would-be terrorists crossing porous borders and the maddening impossibility of buying a flat in an era in which sons and daughters of London must compete with the offspring of Russian oligarchs and Saudi royalty.
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By contrast, Europe is illustrated as a stately, fully clothed woman next to a section of the Parthenon frieze, while America sits holding a torch and an ear of corn with her foot pressing down upon the head of Quetzalcoatl, the flying serpent god of the conquered Aztecs.
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According to CNet, the lone "advantage" of Tilt Brush on Oculus is the ability to rest your finger on the controller's touch-sensitive button to preview art strokes of paint, light, fire, stars, or Tilt Brush's other amazing tools before fully pressing down to add them to your 3D canvas.
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For example, pressing down on the edge of the screen to access the app switcher (instead of double-pressing the home button) is something I've become completely dependent on using the iPhone 6S, and going digital with the home button could mean similar additional functionality, dropped in right under your thumb.
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FDA Is Going After Kratom, Warning Companies to Stop Selling It for Opioid Addiction and CancerThe Food and Drug Administration is still pressing down hard on kratom—the plant treatment that…Read more ReadThe study's findings mirror that of research published this February, which also looked at poison control calls concerning kratom use.
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Not only does it guarantee that Gus's mushroom trip is about to get a whole lot more intense when it's already pressing down on his eyeballs, but it foreshadows issues the couple is going to have about Gus sacrificing himself in ways Mickey doesn't ask for in order to save the day.
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Send us your questions about climate change by using the form at the bottom of our Climate Q. and A. This week's question comes from a reader named Scott: When the last ice age retreated, the Earth's crust sprang back up again as the weight of the ice was pressing down no more.
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Apple's big developer's conference today was a very serious affair, as Apple quite sincerely introduced Siri for Mac as a huge update (an idea that Google presented in 2014 and Microsoft copied in 2015) and unveiled an "SOS feature" for the Apple Watch that lets one call 911 by pressing down on a side button.
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At first, the agent is curious about any basic movement available to its onscreen body: Pressing right nudges Mario to the right, and then he stops; pressing right several times in a row makes Mario move without immediately stopping; pressing up makes him spring into the air, and then come down again; pressing down has no effect.
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"Whereas before we had our foot pressed down on the gas pedal trying to give the economy all the oomph we possibly could, now allowing the economy to kind of coast and remain on an even keel — to give it some gas but not so much that we are pressing down hard on the accelerator — that's a better stance of monetary policy," she said.
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Her piano teacher had spent her most recent lesson pressing down on Danielle's shoulders as she played, urging her to loosen up, drop her shoulders, think of them as goo, or cotton, or rubber (the teacher couldn't make up his mind), telling her that she'd never play beautifully if she kept her shoulders so stiff, and even though Danielle wanted to play beautifully there had been nothing she could do.
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Look at everything he gets in here: There's a metaphor about how hot he is, which turns into a metaphor about how far ahead of his competition he is, which includes a punchline about sleeping because he's so far ahead, which sets up another punchline about not waking up his foot, which leads into another metaphor about how hard he's pressing down the gas pedal, which sets up another metaphor about how he's not stopping, which ultimately leads him to conclude, once again, in case it was unclear, how much he's winning.
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