NOT, I BELIEVE, AN UNWINDING OF THE PROP INVESTMENT PROP TRADING.
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There were several prop hoverboards created for the film, according to Prop Store.
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" Pincus (earlier this week): "Prop c is the dumbest, least thought out prop ever.
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AND I THINK ROLLING BACK THE PROP INVESTING PROP TRADING CONSTRAINTS WOULD BE A BAD IDEA.
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Unlike other prop replicas that have a technological gimmick, MRG's prop doesn't appear to be a cheapy grab.
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You perpetually prop up - the more you prop up an economy is, the harder it&aposs going to fall.
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Depending on the setting, a prop is a prop, or is a real gun, or is a piece of art.
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For instance, Prop 62 would repeal the death penalty; Prop 66 would speed it up by eliminating opportunities for appeal.
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" However, High Times magazine has been a fan of Prop 64, with a piece called "Top 10 Myths About California's Prop 643.
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A prop of Robby the Robot from Forbidden Planet (1952) sold at Bonhams for $5,375,000, a record for a movie prop at auction.
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The set decorator goes out the next day [Thursday] with the prop people, and they prop the furniture and the pictures and whatever.
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Prop Wars: Prop Harder is a fantastic three-way duel with an entire arsenal of props from all of your favorite films and shows.
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Prop E's passage is perhaps the worst institutional political failure I've seen in my 23 years in SF. Prop E is a dumpster fire.
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"I went to the prop man to make sure I have the prop weed which is like crushed oregano," McConaughey said on Jimmy Kimmel Live!.
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"I went to the prop man to make sure I have the prop weed which is like crushed oregano," McConaughey said on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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"I went to the prop man to make sure I have the prop weed which is like crushed oregano," McConaughey said on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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Try drizzling a blood-like liquid (such as red wine, ketchup, prop blood, or a DIY concoction) over your partner's body, or invest in some prop knives.
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Epic Games also added a new weapon, the "Prop-O-Matic," which is in the creative mode, to allow players to make their own Prop Hunt games.
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Westgate boasts the most prop bets in Vegas, and the plan is to do a six-team parlay for $21150 and 21125 silly prop bets for $2111 each.
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Rugby is mostly known in America as a cult college game, and the distinction between a "tight-head prop" and a "loose-head prop" may baffle the uninitiated.
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This would be a bit of a gamble, since even if the Prop 13 lawsuit is resolved in the state's favor, there's still another lawsuit possible against the new bill based on Prop 26, which extended Prop 13's rules on taxes to other kinds of fees, levies, and charges as well.
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Other tech entrepreneurs, including Stripe CEO Patrick Collison and Zynga founder Mark Pincus, also opposed Prop C. Critics backing the campaign No on Prop C claimed it lacked accountability and oversight.
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Gatto's amendment was one of several recent efforts to legislate around Prop 65, including a bill in the US House that — rather than amend Prop 65 — would essentially repeal it nationally.
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The whip is actually a movie prop from the 2014 version of Hercules starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, and it appears that this photo was taken to sell the prop online.
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San Francisco Mayor London Breed also opposed Prop C. Opponents to Prop C said the provision wouldn't give the new mayor a chance to address the homeless issue her own way.
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Of course in California, Prop 187 ... To catch people.
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HBO weighs in on last night's errant #GameofThrones prop: pic.twitter.
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"For sure, it shaped me," Macedo says of Prop 187.
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Rating: I smell a prop for the 2019 Dunk Contest.
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Harper Lee could not prop up HarperCollins all by herself.
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The urge to prop up Trump changed all of this.
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The most prolific float and prop manufacturer is Kern Studios.
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Failing that, prop it up against a book or post.
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He had to prop it up to support its weight.
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Oh, you seem like you had every prop in place.
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Votes on how to allocate revenue do not trigger Prop.
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On that note, Carrot Top does some prop comedy. 15.
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Now, an actor is killed by a prop Samurai sword?
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"I don't think she wants a used prop," he said.
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Western governments gambled their fiscal credibility to prop up banks.
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My afternoon snack becomes the prop for my next shot.
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If one prop goes out, the drone could still fly.
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Tommy Chong is more than happy to support Prop 64.
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She uses it as a prop in her sailboat enterprise.
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And in an incredibly polarized election year, opposition to Prop.
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Oh, and is that a prop call that we spy?
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Killing the character off effectively reduces her to a prop.
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He's not a ventriloquist, filtering his work through some prop.
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If they're not profitable, taxpayers should not prop them up.
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Every prop you see onscreen, we're making those decisions together.
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Many also double as stands to prop your phone up.
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Projection: Prop A (Right to Work) - the NAY's have it.
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Juul has said it will drop its support for Prop.
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And the prop eyeglasses don't make them look any smarter.
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"The prop guys have been great on this," Kazan said.
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Was she just a prop for him to look straight?
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A debate audience's only real purpose is as a prop.
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But he envisions movies that prop up everyday conservative values.
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News, there was one prop she couldn't go home without.
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According to LeBlanc, Swain has still "got" the iconic prop.
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They're the traditional prop for meditation in the Zen tradition.
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What happened next is most often told in shorthand: Prop.
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Rescuers used steel supports to prop up the listing building.
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Others lacked stands that prop up the machines, he said.
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Critics ridiculed the prop, which also created confusion in Israel.
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His usual prop, a cigarette, was crushed into an ashtray.
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It looks like a prop for a movie mad scientist.
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Prop C is based on gross receipts of corporate revenue.
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We will not, however, prop the stock at any level.
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I was now a potential prop in a potential Instagram (!).
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Here are some factors that would theoretically prop up prices.
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It takes a village to prop up guys like this.
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Yes, the government and others acted to prop up banks.
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So, yeah, then I headed over to a That's So Raven audition, and I bombed it really hard, and I remember there was a spatula prop, and I took the prop back with me.
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So the European Central Bank would have to be prepared to prop up the banks and the euro against market pressure, just as the Bank of England would have to prop up the pound.
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Orange County activists powered the passage of Prop 13, which limited property taxes, and later the passage of Prop 187 -- the 1994 ballot measure that would have barred immigrants from getting basic state services.
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While Juul is no longer supporting Prop C, Larry Tramutola, who leads the No on Prop C campaign, told the AP that around $7 million in Juul's campaign donations have yet to be spent.
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Prop 55 extends a suite of taxes that helped balance the state budget in 2012, and Prop 56 would raise the cigarette tax by $2 a pack to fund health care for low-income residents.
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Prop Wars: Prop Harder is a fantastic three-way duel with an entire arsenal of props from all... Tesla has come under fire for its Autopilot feature after a fatal traffic accident earlier this year.
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A crucial prop of Mr. Kim's rule is the nuclear arsenal.
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But that ignores the government policies that prop up these decisions.
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Such a move could prop up prices at a volatile moment.
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Politically, we're allowing Russia and Iran to prop up a butcher.
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That shot reduces her body to a prop, to an it.
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When I say it's a great cultural prop, I mean that.
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He slept while I used his body as a prop lol!
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Throughout the film, Captain America is used as a comedic prop.
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The plane, a twin-prop Metroliner, can carry around 10 people.
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Push down and twist to remove them from the prop arms.
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I felt a little bit like a prop in the room.
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We prop up the century-old ceiba trees when they fall.
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Yet many of them continue to prop up fossil fuel industries.
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Riyadh tolerates Islah because it has helped to prop up Hadi.
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" The ad ends with the message "Vote Yes on Prop 61.
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The same motion is then repeated with a mock-egg prop.
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"As written, Mini-Me is like almost a prop," Myers explained.
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I run into a prop that I want to know about.
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Instead, he used his private business to prop up his campaign.
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You know, you did bring that little prop to White House.
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What do you think of the actress' diamond prop mix-up?
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However, some growers are coming out in support of Prop 64.
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In the short term, Brexit may prop up the country's capital.
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Mr Trump travelled to Pennsylvania twice to prop up Mr Saccone.
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Then she pulls out a bottle of Viagra as a prop.
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Draper had gathered more than 402,000 signatures when he submitted Prop.
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All I have left at this time are the prop bets.
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If boobs aren't your thing ... there are some other prop bets.
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The prop house said that the suit was taken between Feb.
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The wait times aren't the only challenge for Prop 64 petitioners.
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The former actress also knows the power of a good prop.
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Having a prop with costumes automatically earns you some bonus points.
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Though some states have reclassified certain felonies in the past, Prop.
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Instead, Prop 22020 was narrowly defeated, 228 percent to 47.2 percent.
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The law goes far beyond forcing performers to wear condoms. Prop.
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Some say they prop up dictators; others, that they spur development.
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It's our job to prop him up, not tear him down.
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Barry agrees to help, and a twin-prop plane is provided.
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Iman almost becomes a prop — usually it's the other way around.
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In Syria, Russia continues to prop up President Bashir al-Assad.
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In other ways, too, N.Y.C.B. tried to prop up its reputation.
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They're an important prop later during the Walt and Skyler fight.
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The filmmakers had made a Tyra Banks doll as a prop.
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If necessary, use a smaller upturned bowl to prop it up.
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The prop arms are light plastic and the housing is styrofoam.
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That leaves the champions of Bulgaria to prop up the group.
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When did nonwhiteness acquire market value and become a commercial prop?
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Thus these objects are both documentation, prop, and performance art objects.
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She also used the stage prop during her 2017 Coachella performance.
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But he's as much a prop as one of the billboards.
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Instead, it is simply refraining from intervening to prop it up.
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She'd just find a feline that looked like her wonderful prop.
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In fact, in many ways he has helped prop it up.
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The use of Asian Americans as a political prop isn't new.
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In a statement on Monday, Gaetz appeared to reference that prop.
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For now, the country is trying to prop up the currency.
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Kobach says that it was not Huntington so much as Prop.
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I&aposm all for a prop if it enhances the choreography.
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Beyond windy platitudes and rehearsed talking points, not a single Prop.
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The Oval Office is a useful prop, no more than that.
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Employees looking for convenience tend to prop open automatically locking doors.
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An abandoned baby — a jaunty prop, not a distressed audience member.
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He was also the model for the prop and CG cats.
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Next, prop your Sëlf up on its feet and examine it.
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I wish there was a way to prop it up, though.
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And there's so much knowledge — every prop, every costume is important.
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"Energy, workrate, enthusiasm and hunger," said Gold of the Tolouse prop.
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Lower rates could prop up the economy and reignite earnings growth.
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"So, I'm just going to prop myself up here," she said.
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"So, I'm just going to prop myself up here," she said.
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Neither the Republican nor the Democratic state parties endorsed Prop 19983.
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Yet they have a whole media infrastructure to prop them up.
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But this has done little so far to prop up the price.
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It feels fake—a prop for the showroom or maybe a stage.
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Not one person onscreen is a prop, and everyone has a personality.
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It turned out the cat was, in reality, too perfect a prop.
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By the way, I stole every prop I could from this show.
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It was a reproduction of the prop handcrafted by a master swordsmith.
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If you've noticed this Lay's-like prop everywhere, you're not imagining things.
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Disclaimer: This is not a pizza recipe by prop comic Carrot Top.
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Are they just using Trump as a prop to stand next to?
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Sitting there, alone, with a big empty space and a bouquet prop.
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In other times America might have scrambled to prop up Iraq's democracy.
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"I felt like a prop, like a piece of meat," he said.
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Critics say the measure, dubbed Prop E, may have the opposite effect.
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As for its hinge, though, you can prop it up, sort of.
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That's when, Cole Sprouse surprised his host with the very important prop.
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Silk can be used to prop up parts of our bodies, too.
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Even if they're just a tool or prop, they're central to it.
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I didn&apost know I was going to be given a prop.
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It appears to be a prop from the Syfy series Channel Zero.
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Analysts reckon the big companies are a prop to the regime, too.
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We rented a vintage runner from a local prop shop (a splurge).
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The city is just a prop, like the campaign and everything else.
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The landing gear collapses and the prop arms fold to the side.
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You trying to embody oshun as a prop for ur personal gain.
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Traders said state-owned banks were trying to prop up the currency .
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Shareholders are now betting that a looming shortage would prop up prices.
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If Prop 61 were passed, it would affect a fairly small population.
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I don't believe in subsidies that prop up corn, soybeans and ethanol.
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I won the prop bet and $50,000, but I lost my way.
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A dog's purpose is not to be used as a movie prop.
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The festival-goer is the star: the pop groups merely a prop.
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Williams and other athletes note that the passage and implementation of Prop.
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As we've seen, time and time again from Washington regulators, the Prop.
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A prop like that probably belongs in the Smithsonian at this point.
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That deal aims to reduce huge global stockpiles and prop up prices.
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It's rare to get that on one of these old prop jobs.
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Investors will insist on short-term fixes to prop up stock prices.
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The prop earned chuckles from the audience of union officials and activists.
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Iran was first, sending supplies and soldiers to prop up Mr. Assad.
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The included accessories allow for multiple configurations of this important movie prop.
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Armaments, munitions, and fighters were immediately used to prop up the regime.
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American taxpayers don't need to prop up a system of socialized cheese.
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" The postcard prop read at the top, "Simple, Fair 'Postcard' Tax Filing.
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Prop up your legs to ease swelling in legs, ankles, and feet.
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The segment has helped prop up the media and communications conglomerate's finances.
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Please join me in voting "Yes" on Prop 62 on November 8th.
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The governor attempted to prop up the price by shutting down wells.
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The cigarette is a prop to help me dream into another world.
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In November of 2016, California voters opted for a new approach. Prop.
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The prop guy found some funny stuff to hang on the walls.
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Sophia Bush said she has a prop check from "One Tree Hill."
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He told officers he'd bought the prop from Amazon, the report said.
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The prop generally ranges from 70 to 90 seats, depending on configuration.
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I'm told that Egyptian chair is a prop from an old movie.
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Instead, I felt like a prop in a game under their control.
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Or, more accurately, like a Broadway prop, and a showstopper at that.
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So it will continue to prop up Pyongyang for the foreseeable future.
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The president, meanwhile, plays down the threat, and Republicans prop him up.
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Many more Prop 65 cases result in settlements than go to trial.
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But because Thomas used a prop, his celebration drew a $30,000 fine.
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You can't swing a prop cat without hitting a "Twelfth Night" somewhere.
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The case comes with a little stand to prop up the laptop.
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Television has teamed up with the Prop Store for the special event.
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Russia and Saudi Arabia face mounting pressure to prop up oil prices.
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A gray prop that measures 23.75 inches long and 6.8 inches tall.
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Publicly, however, they have no choice other than to prop him up.
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He cried "Clear prop!" then started the propeller, and up we went.
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But, there's one person Joe thinks even Elizabeth couldn't prop up ... Trump.
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State lenders were reported to sell dollars to prop up the lira.
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"I didn't want the child to be a prop," Ms. Shaw said.
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Families use it to prop up tarpaulin tents or build makeshift shelters.
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The auction helped prop up the Brazilian currency to 4.3356 at closing.
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S. trade tensions helped to prop up money flows into the region.
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Rashida Tlaib rebuked him for using a black woman as a prop.
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India is also having to prop up its loss-making national carrier.
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Trump greatly prefers coal and has tried to prop that industry up.
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Technical support around $1.15 may prop up the euro in coming days.
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They increase demand for a stock, helping to prop up share prices.
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Bowlen has already been a 2019 Prop Football Hall of Fame selection.
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"It was like being on a prop plane," Mr. Trabucco-Campos said.
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Arelith in particular is built with a maniacal dedication to prop placement.
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Instead, Russia's goal in Syria is to prop up the Assad regime.
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The Mayor doesn't support Prop C, and we should listen to her.
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Billionaires like Dorsey, venture capitalist Michael Moritz, and Stripe founder Patrick Collision are all opponents of Prop C. As the Atlantic reported Sunday, some of these tech behemoths have contributed large sums of money to oppose Prop C.Stripe, the payments company, has given $419,000 to the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce group opposing Prop C, according to the San Francisco Ethics Commission, which tracks election spending.
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"What I really regret Mr. Dean is that you're here as a prop, you are functionally here as a prop, because they can't impeach President Trump because 70% of Democrats want something that 60% of Americans don't," said Rep.
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Currency controls to prop up the peso stopped foreign companies from repatriating dividends.
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The whereabouts of the second of the prop weapons is unknown, Julien's said.
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Russia also used limited air power to successful prop up the Syrian regime.
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Sales of the company's popular F-150 pickup have helped prop up profits.
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And the freelance prop artist is always looking for his next big gig.
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If one of us isn't feeling so good, we'll prop up the other.
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We&aposve seen France prop up Air Bus to the detriment of Boeing.
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Lie on your back, and prop your upper body up with your forearms.
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Was it Peter, or the prop plane that might've taken on sentient properties?
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Disclaimer: This is not a pesto recipe by prop comic Carrot Top. Hey!
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Sherrill, for her part, disputes that her bill will prop up the wealthy.
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The lighting is expertly considered and the prop is an interesting narrative feature.
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You can even prop the piano's lid open using a small cardboard arm.
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Since Prop 265 covers online sales, the labels turn up far outside California.
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Both made their situation worse by trying, quixotically, to prop up exchange rates.
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We were in Manitoba, so it's not like you have a prop-house.
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Now someone from secret service is asking if prop money was counter fitted.
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It can help the forces of inequality prop themselves up and become stronger.
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The police have confirmed the weapon was a prop, according to the paper.
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Many provide a lifeline to ageing communities and help prop up struggling companies.
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The remaining chapters will reveal whether the unique value prop of what Kache.
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It provides some context to a broadcast, and is a prop of sorts.
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The government seems to be front-loading its plans to prop up growth.
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Supporters say Prop 59 is an organizing tool, but so is actual organizing.
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But definitely prop Clips up on the table during the postmatch pizza party.
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FanDuel also said bettors wagered more than $2 million on prop bets alone.
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A Game of Thrones prop head made to resemble a dead Jon Snow.
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Prop C had both vocal proponents and vehement detractors in the tech industry.
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But infrastructure spending is not the best way to prop up weak demand.
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A sharp drop in financial expenses helped prop up results, the company said.
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Should the Prop 65 page also disappear under mysterious circumstances, it's archived here.
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I&aposll give it to her, she always got a prop, you know.
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It looks like a cast-off prop from the 583 movie Johnny Mnemonic.
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The successor to Aston Martin's DB10, a film prop for James Bond's Spectre.
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The Court cited California's success in striking down Prop 8 in its opinion.
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I don't believe this (Prop C) is the best way to do it.
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The rubber lanyard loop doubles as a way to prop up the base.
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" Due to her favored prop in the shot, "He called me Ferrari Fergie.
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Right now, it's just a simple prop, and there is no other side.
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According to the images, there's a prop pickup date of 1/11/16.
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In the following twenty years, a wave of ballot initiatives inspired by Prop.
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You can also carry a Buzz Lightyear or Woody toy as a prop.
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In China, significant public debt has been required to prop up the economy.
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He once brought a machete to class as a prop for speech class.
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In rural Alaska, postal workers run hovercraft, prop planes, and the occasional parachute.
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Just prop up a regular old window air conditioner and let it roll.
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So he passes off the explanation to his teammate Tom Court, a prop.
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Pro-Uber and Lyft folks would have wanted to vote for Prop 1.
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His effort to prop up coal is well-documented, as is its futility.
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Stents are tiny tubes used to prop open diseased arteries cleared of blockages.
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"Negative rates do not prop up stock markets," Gundlach said on the webcast.
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Trump scaled down his prop during a trip to the Midwest on Thursday.
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Prop 66 narrowly passed the 50 percent threshold by just 0.9 percentage points.
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The value prop for an international student is not quite as aligned. Why?
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That will, at least for a while, prop up oil and gas companies.
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That might help prop up falling demand, but the industry has bigger problems.
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And Disney turned to discounting to prop up attendance at Shanghai Disney Resort.
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Voting has already begun on Prop 2112, thanks to vote-by-mail laws.
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" And the prop guy laughs and says, "Don't worry, Ethan, you're doing fine.
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Next season, it will be O.K. to use the football as a prop.
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As economic growth softens, analysts forecast strong policy support to prop up growth.
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That might still include some advertising and product placements to prop up revenue.
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Meanwhile, European taxpayers now prop up utilities converting coal plants to burn biomass.
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If the peso weakens, dollar reserves would help to prop the currency up.
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"You translate that power into the prop and you go faster," he said.
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On television, the private helicopter, like the Gulfstream, is a rich-guy prop.
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This reduces an entire class to a marketing prop or totem of authenticity.
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Rashida Tlaib suggested that Patton, a black woman, was used as a prop.
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IranAir is also negotiating a final agreement with European turbo-prop maker ATR.
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Weakened by too many operations and drugs, I failed to prop it straight.
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You can also prop it up on both sides for things like presentations.
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Lorelai's Jeep was another prop that was on display directly outside her home.
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"That seems to have been the invention of some prop designer," said Rick.
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One hundred years later, another entrepreneur arrived — this time in a prop plane.
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But fear not, if you are a prop in the Turkish dunk contest.
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It treated Will as a real character, but Barb was just a prop.
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It's like a prop for an actor; it helps you get into character.
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Food is a prop or an oddity, never something humans consume for pleasure.
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Prop Wars: Prop Harder draws its inspiration from countless blockbusters including Tron: Legacy, The Force Awakens, Men In Black, Evil Dead, and even the endless Marvel movies, but half the fun is trying to spot the less-obvious references and nods.
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To help prop up his campaign, Mr. O'Malley took out a loan last year.
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McClendon was dipping into his depleted assets to prop up AEP, his new company.
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Zelda finds herself exhausted by the effort of constantly having to prop him up.
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Pete Wilson, touted Prop 187 in the same way Trump talks about building walls.
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The prop appeared to be purposely discolored to resemble decomposing skin, the AP reported.
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"I don't think banks are going to go back to prop trading," she added.
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"Every location was real, every set was there, every prop was functional," Gosling said.
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Prop 111, for instance, passed by an overwhelming 77% of the vote in Colorado.
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In 2019, when she accepted the position again, she eagerly clutched the wooden prop.
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" Because, as the teen sings, "[She's] actually a human being a not a prop.
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His company is leading the "No on Prop C" effort and has contributed $420,000.
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At that point, she whipped out a little prop and delivered that Trump zinger.
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For props, she borrowed her nice's wand and a used a Halloween prop cauldron.
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Turns out you can – or you can if you're Frank Ippolito, movie prop maker.
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"If you prop up Qatar Airways, you are supporting sexism, racism and ageism. Period."
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Marilyn Manson has canceled his headlining tour after sustaining injuries when a prop collapsed.
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Do I prop up my phone in front of my face all the time?
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You have to prop him for that and I wouldn't play with anybody else.
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Monica is a prop, something Crew semi-admits to in the same THR piece.
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The DUP's 10 lawmakers prop up British Prime Minister Theresa May's minority Conservative government.
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She was rushing off to dinner and forget to take her prop ring off!
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It's a good prop overall though, and I'm glad I got to see it.
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As Venezuela's economy has collapsed, it can no longer afford to prop up allies.
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Governor Jerry Brown vetoed another bill because its text was included in Prop 260.
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In other words, China is trying to prop up its currency, not devalue it.
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The filing cabinet was a much-favored prop during the first trial in 2012.
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With advances in technology, we are able to prop up a body practically indefinitely.
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"We're still having lawsuits over what Prop 215 means 20 years later," he said.
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Arizona on the other hand, soundly defeated a nearly identical initiative, called Prop 22020.
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Also helping prop up gold, the dollar fell to an over one-month low.
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To be sure, Mexico has acted quickly and swiftly to prop up its currency.
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The drone robot which found the prop is operated by Norwegian company Kongsberg Maritime.
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On those drugs that the VA doesn't buy, Prop 61 will have no effect.
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This happened at the behest of the State Department to prop up the opposition.
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And now some even pay millions to get their hands on a movie prop.
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This figment was Ganna's prop through all the later blows of fortune she suffered.
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It's not the peoples' job to prop up the government's every little spending project.
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But that doesn't mean policy is an essential prop to the market just now.
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Moore said Trump invited Owens as a prop to deflect criticism of the mission.
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China, the largest automobile market, has pledged policy measures to prop up its economy.
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You can rest your phone flat or prop it up for videos and texting.
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Both were on on full display with prop binders apparently filled with environmental reports:
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For now, tribal instincts, backed by institutional machinery, still prop up the old split.
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Nigeria is trying to prop up its overvalued currency by, in effect, banning imports.
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And of course, plenty of the drug's usual fans are all for Prop 64.
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Rather than prop up the banks, governments should overhaul the way they are run.
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The two leaders frequently prop each other up on the world stage as well.
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These countries responded with sugar subsidies of their own to prop up domestic farmers.
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And once again, our tax money will be used to prop up corporate losers.
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"Prop 13 is sacred," says Scott Drenkard of the Tax Foundation, a think-tank.
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All the stunt really showed, though, was how much he loves a good prop.
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Moscow has worked successful deals with Saudi Arabia to prop up international oil prices.
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It's simply because McConnell, and those who prop up his political career, oppose them.
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Some wandered through the organic vegetable garden, stopping to prop up unruly tomato plants.
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They seized the opportunity to stage romantic snapshots featuring the deer as a prop.
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The government should not distort the market or continually prop up non-competitive businesses.
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" Another student reportedly said they didn't want their fallen classmate to become a "prop.
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He realized that the pen's function was to turn the press into a prop.
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I think it was an effort to prop up the President's sagging poll numbers.
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"A dog's purpose isn't to be a prop," read one outside Hollywood's ArcLight theater.
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Analysts point out troubling signs that the industry is trying to prop up sales.
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Double-down on their long-standing goal, or bailout and prop-up the program.
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One thinks, of course, of Twiggy — only these lashes were less paint, more prop.
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Our prop guys, Tim and Jim, who work on Mike and Molly, are amazing.
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You see, Scamander's magical, beast-containing briefcase is a key prop in the movie.
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Rideshare Works for Austin hired former Austin mayor Lee Leffingwell to support Prop 1.
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Earlier this week, developer Epic Games teased a new mode, Prop Hunt, for Fortnite.
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"We'll be adding more options for Prop Hunt in the future," Epic Games said.
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This woman is creating the metal parts required to prop up the mining tunnels.
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How then can the Kremlin justify sending billions of dollars to prop up Maduro?
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So white women who voted for him did so to prop up their whiteness.
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We had this prop plane, and I was ready to take the whole bottle.
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A unique kind of stage-prop dialysis is used to keep the blood hygienic.
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Conservative groups poured in over $10 million to prop up their choice, Rick Saccone.
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But Prop 187 helped create that voter group even as it pushed it leftward.
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Prop 187 brought a new generation of leaders into Latino and immigrant-rights organizing.
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I think it was always a prop, used to justify deeper values and biases.
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Instead, they've not only done nothing — they've often taken pains to prop him up.
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And now I'm just using it as a prop, I'm not looking at it.
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" There's even a prop: a pink board with letters spelling out "I Got Plumped.
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Both countries have helped prop up the dictatorship of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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When Phyllis Funke hit bottom, the court appointed a guardian to prop her up.
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Given this administration, and those who prop it up, this is typical and expected.
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Some conservatives argued that the bipartisan bill would just prop up the health law.
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At first, he's more raw material than man, collapsing unless others prop him up.
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They want to continue to prop up the markets to whatever extent they can.
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The prop, wig and craft departments have now taken up residence in that building.
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A rate increase would continue to prop up stock prices but would hurt workers.
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DeGeneres, 61, explained that the now-iconic prop was originally created for Stonestreet, 48.
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Christie distinguished himself on various occasions as being a front row prop for Trump.
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Ms. Mann giggles and laughs too much, which fits Harmony's role as a prop.
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Unlike a conventional tail rotor, the rear pusher prop is completely electric, he said.
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The underlying ethos seems to be to found a movement, not prop a candidate.
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Though his prop lanyard identified him as Chris Riddle, he introduced himself as Dave.
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Another prop, a painting of Reggie Jackson from "Arthur," hangs in Mr. Romano's office.
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I wouldn't do a kiss the ring type Cabinet meting or be a prop.
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The government is currently forbidden from intervening to prop up uncompetitive UK-based companies.
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"It's a pretty standard Super Bowl prop," Scott Cooley, a spokesman for Bookmaker, said.
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So far, the law and the institutions that prop it up have looked robust.
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This was the era of Governor Pete Wilson, of the harshly anti-immigrant Prop.
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It's because the special interests that prop up Washington pushed them in that direction.
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"Pornographers lied when they told me working in their business wouldn't be risky," Prop.
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Now, we have Prop C, and that's gonna help, but we need even more.
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The Federal Reserve was trying to prop up the economy with low interest rates.
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On Tuesday, I will be casting my vote to shake up this system and find a smarter way to invest the $85033 million we waste on the death penalty every year by voting Yes on Prop 62 and No on Prop 66.
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I can't tell you the number of times you get there on the day and somebody will pick up a prop and then somebody makes a comment about it and then next thing you know, the whole scene becomes about the prop.
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Prop: Deckard's PKD blaster | Film: Blade Runner (1982) | Designers: Terry Lewis and Ridley Scott | Materials: .
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Defending the capital are disparate Islamist militia that prop up the UN-recognized transitional government.
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To be fair, there was a good reason for Gates' use of the unusual prop.
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" To those business leaders who opposed Prop C, "then I say, 'what is your plan?
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Tech's opponents of Prop C have largely stayed out of the conversation after the vote.
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The blaze was reportedly caused by either a stray tiki torch or a prop volcano.
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He says anti-immigrant rhetoric now is even uglier than it was during Prop 2100.
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They stretch the skin around foam-padded machinery and prop it up in the lab.
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The BlackBerry, as a cultural prop, has served us all very well over the years.
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How else could she pose on top of a prop car with her new husband?
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You're a private pilot, out on a Sunday jaunt in your single engine prop plane.
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What are some of the harmful assumptions the media employs to prop up those portrayals?
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So be sure to prop yourself up with multiple pillows if you're prone to heartburn.
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The Jurassic Doritos come inside a "dinosaur egg" stored in a Jurassic prop-replica crate.
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" DaVita spokeswoman Alicia Patterson said "Prop 8 will limit patients' access to life-saving dialysis.
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"Let's be clear: it's not Powell's job to prop up the stock market," Cramer said.
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It's a cute little project that's on the easier side of the prop replica world.
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Its attempts to prop up Omar al-Bashir, Sudan's former dictator, failed earlier this year.
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As she was vomiting, a man crew member repeatedly reminded her where a prop was.
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Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party, whose MPs prop up the British government, is resisting change.
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With assistance, his mother and father were able to prop each other up for years.
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Again, bad movies are harder to survive when they're designed to prop up several others.
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Through the airwaves, online and in the media, the GOP establishment helped prop up Rep.
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These VTOL (pronounced vee-toll) aircraft would operate using fixed wings with tilt prop-rotors.
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"You lose the auto industry, you're losing a major prop to the economy," Cramer said.
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Nigeria's disastrous attempt to prop up its exchange rate hurt far more than it helped.
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China continues to prop up the Maduro regime, along with Cuba, Russia and Iran. Why?
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But critics allege that the currency may simply have been used to prop up bitcoin.
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Whether Prop C can effectively compel companies to do so legally remains to be seen.
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It borrows billions from commercial banks to prop up the Lebanese pound against the dollar.
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Analysts rates will be raised to prop up the rupee, now stuck near record lows.
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The prop collapsed on top of the singer and was quickly removed by stage technicians.
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The Hollywood prop artists is inspired by everyday items to bring his creations to life.
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Uber's process has previously ruled out people who may qualify to drive under Prop. 47.
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It's firm enough to prop you up properly, yet soft enough to cushion your head.
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Bethune said he was uncertain whether OPEC will cut production to prop up oil prices.
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Prop your wand against the pillows so you can lean your vulva against the top.
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The magical correspondence is being sold by Prop Store, which auctions off movie memorabilia online.
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State-owned banks also used swaps and sold dollars to prop up the local unit.
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Mosling said the driver thought it was a prop -- but then noticed a head moving.
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In May the central bank hiked interest rates to 40% to prop up the peso.
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After removing it from the case, the prop arms and landing gear swing into place.
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The study can't definitively prove the debate over Prop 8 led to more homophobic bullying.
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Stents are typically used to prop open arteries that have been cleared of a blockage.
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He will do it down to every single detail—smells, sounds, every prop, every object.
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That's when Robletto saw an opportunity to bring the political party prop to her shop.
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The good bits of the VW group will continue to prop up the underperforming bits.
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That's why Sanders likely sees Prop 61 as a worthwhile target for his political revolution.
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Second, OPEC's price "hawks" produce every barrel they can to prop up their own economies.
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But low interest rates and rising wage growth would help prop up prices, he added.
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Sinn Fein has also said it would not prop up a government of either party.
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Supporting characters are designed to prop up the hero's story, not the other way around.
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However, China said it has no intention to devalue the yuan to prop up exports.
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As with this version, D10D3 considered it both a "cosplay prop" and a "working computer."
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Yet African airlines feel like a prop-blast from the past in regrettable ways, too.
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An-y-way, all this is to say: That cookie jar isn't just a prop.
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California's Prop 64 language has a stipulation for releasing prisoners who are there for possession.
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"The hurdle is really just getting the word out," said Lenore Anderson, coauthor of Prop.
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A recent Los Angeles Times poll found that 23 percent of voters favor Prop. 264.
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It also provided a powerful financial incentive for bringing these suits: just like in Prop.
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Arizona's Prop 205, however, failed, even though the polls showed statewide support for the bill.
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My first pose was something trite and expected, featuring a rose from the prop pile.
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FERC, in January, rejected that proposal to prop up struggling coal and nuclear power plants.
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Russia officially started its air campaign to prop up Syrian President Bashar Assad on Sept.
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A linked worry is whether PIC funds will be used to prop up state businesses.
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Near each prop was a small description about how it will appear in the movie.
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To keep from yielding or failing during stress or deficiency: bolster, buoy, prop, support, uphold.
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In my defense, the hair dryer did look a little like a sci-fi prop.
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If that prop is kicked away, the president will be more politically vulnerable than ever.
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The country has been leading efforts since 2017 to withhold production to prop up prices.
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So, what would stop an unqualified employee from operating a sophisticated, turbo-prop regional airliner?
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The suit also claims that Musk used SpaceX to prop up SolarCity before the acquisition.
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And foot cushions were placed beneath most desks for workers to prop their feet on.
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Beijing is no longer suppressing its currency; it's now trying to prop up the value.
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The federal government would have to spend billions to prop up farmers in Trump states.
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Don't prop the door open for every junky ab rocker to swing into your life.
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On the surface it seems like a law aimed at protecting adult entertainers, but Prop.
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Models: Christina Grant and Christina Ambers; prop styling by Stockton Hall; photographed at The Apartment.
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It's just a very squishy, badly made rubber prop with a strong whiff of paint.
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The fake-news media machine will do everything in their power to prop her up.
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Laptop users should safely prop up the device so the screen is at eye level.
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Often their prop of choice is a newspaper declaring sharp moves in bold typeface. S.&.
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" "They are certainly giving the market a nod to sort of prop things up here.
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Donald Trump is attempting to prop up coal at the expense of alternative energy sources.
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I've draped plastic over the stools I'm using to prop up my easel and palette.
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A faux-Roman bust, purchased in a prop-department sale for $5, dwarfed McKay's computer.
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BET ON THE BOOBS ... 'cause Demi Lovato's twins highlight the fight's list of prop bets!!
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Of course, Trump is hardly the first president to use the military as a prop.
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"China works hard, day in and day out, to prop up its currency," he said.
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Helmut Newton famously photographed Nadja Auermann modeling stilettos, leg braces, canes and a prop wheelchair.
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" The cloaks are an effective protest prop, she said, adding: "It is very eye-catching.
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A spaceship prop left behind from a science-fiction film added to the extraterrestrial feel.
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We can argue about all kinds of reforms and changes to prop this program up.
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Prop C entered the national spotlight when big-name tech billionaires began debating the issue.
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Government needs to step in, prop up critical institutions and spend a lot of money.
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The creation of a malleable prop like Mother led to other challenges for crew members.
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The size of Melmotte's prop is described by Trollope as being 'about eight inches long.
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And then the decision to prop him up in a seat, with an eye mask.
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As such, they can attract money into an economy, which helps prop up a currency.
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Officials will also spend $2.5 million to help prop up Bayh, whose lead against Rep.
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A 2.5% gain by Synlait Milk and advances by Fonterra helped prop up the index.
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In a chilling epilogue, Carmen rises from the dead; the knife was only a prop.
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Below we take a look at our 26 favorite prop bets for Super Bowl LIV.
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They might more accurately use a hospital or a fast-food restaurant as a prop.
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Television is teaming with online auction company Prop Store on the auction, which runs Dec.
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Dr Doom also said that traders will use wash trading to prop up the prices.
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"They are stealing Prop 1A money and using it for something else," Mr. Denham said.
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Johnson has promised that the state will prop up ailing companies, and favour local suppliers.
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FERC, in January, rejected that proposal to prop up struggling coal and nuclear power plants.
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SOFAZ launched currency interventions in January in a bid to prop up the weakening manat.
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They expect Bejing to find more ways to prop up the economy in the future.
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It is expected to fetch up to £6003 million ($1.3 million), according to Prop House.
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Prop 61, they caution, may make it economically impossible to do that in the future.
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"Prop 13 has forced the state to become overly reliant on income taxes," said Thornberg.
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"I'm using the language of this prop city to make a concrete poem," he offered.
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To prevent oversupply and prop up the market, the Middle East dominated producer club of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), together with some allies including Russia, has been withholding supply since the start of the year to prop up the market.
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"There was no firing pin attached to the hammer of the prop, and no room for one to be inserted even if the prop were to be modified," Matthew Sears, an assistant district attorney, said during a hearing Thursday at the Manhattan Criminal Courts Building.
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And Dawes said local iron ore production falls were helping prop up demand for foreign supply.
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So, once Prop 8 was overturned, they got married a third time at Oakland's City Hall.
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Breed, who opposed Prop C, discussed the implications of that possibility in a press conference Wednesday.
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Chuck Robbins, the CEO of Cisco Systems, also supports Prop C, as does Representative Nancy Pelosi.
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Opponents of Prop C argue it is the wrong way to handle the city's widespread homelessness.
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The key value prop comes from reducing the friction associated with taking action on one's finances.
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Lower interest rates boost lending, which can help Russia to prop-up its stalling economic recovery.
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Voters approved Prop 303, although a federal court ruled it unconstitutional and it was never implemented.
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But after Community premiered in 2009, the prop became, in a sense, one of its characters.
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"It's the first prop reproduction you can actually update," a rep for the company told Gizmodo.
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Don't prop underperformers up with talent; let them go and make room for additional rising stars.
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First, the Spark is smaller than the Mavic Pro when the Mavic's prop arms are extended.
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Prop stylist and model maker Jessica Dance is known for her knitted versions of everyday objects.
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Stents are tiny tubes used to prop open diseased arteries that have been cleared of blockages.
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Until then, I'll be in a giant bus, not doing anything because I'm just a prop!
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His party would most likely prop up Trudeau in any attempt to form a minority government.
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That's because Prop E exempts office developments already in the pipeline from the cap—for now.
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So he contacted me, via the prop master, to see whether he could have a pin.
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The charger will use a USB-C plug for fast charging and prop the Pixel up.
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The Switch even has a kickstand to prop it up wherever your gaming might take you.
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Prop your phone against a wall to record your moves and see where form is suffering.
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Rather than let companies assume their products were safe, Prop 65 forced them to prove it.
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We need to defend the fundamental value from itself becoming a prop in a malign narrative.
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The expensive and contentious campaigning over Prop 61, which has drawn enthusiastic support from Vermont Sen.
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Prop bets, by definition, are bets laid on actions not directly tied to a game's outcome.
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But even that broad statement doesn't quite do justice to the Super Bowl's prop betting menu.
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He gets off one bet in particular, his prop on Exaggerator, and takes the other side.
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HBO apologized for the "unacceptable, disrespectful" prop and erased it from DVD versions of the show.
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But Microsoft had its own music service with Groove that it clearly wanted to prop up.
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The product is designed as a home device that's both prop replica and Bluetooth speaker system.
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Amazon wants to do what it does best, selling subscriptions with a competition-beating value prop.
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You can also prop your iPhone up somewhere and use the headphones as a wired remote.
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Pruitt gave Trump plenty of photo ops with his favorite prop: coal miners in hard hats.
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So, they really bridge the gap and I think they have a unique value prop there.
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It's this stuff that has helped simultaneously prop up email and turn people off from it.
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Investing in those dollar-denominated bonds would then be expected to prop up the currency's value.
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Drones stayed in the public eye, becoming a staple prop in YouTube videos and branded experiences.
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For example, Prop 12 just passed in California, which establishes minimum space requirements for farm animals.
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The prop also glows from within, and emits spooky sounds that add to the supernatural effect.
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Start by lying on your stomach, and prop your weight on your forearms and toes. 2.
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Mr Trump travelled a second time to Pennsylvania to prop up Mr Saccone on March 10th.
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SOFAZ sells dollars on the foreign exchange market in a bid to prop up the manat.
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It's a frustrating fact, but the consequence of using a living, breathing person as a prop.
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Millman equates it to the prop bets that fans do during events like the Super Bowl.
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However, opponents of Prop Q say this would only make life harder for the city's homeless.
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Among the most popular prop bets: the coin flip, the national anthem and Most Valuable Player.
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It's one of the most popular prop bets at Las Vegas sports books every Super Bowl.
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It wasn't created for shits and giggles or to become a prop for duck-faced selfies.
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As silly as it sounds, rubber penises have become a favored protest prop as of late.
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Wendy quickly reprimands Chuck for behaving like his father and using their son as a prop.
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Prop 22573, as this November's statewide ballot measure is called, would extend Measure B's mandate statewide.
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Sure, it can handle fast charging (through the Qi standard) and will prop your phone up.
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The export cuts are designed to prop up prices, sources close to Saudi oil policy say.
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Over recent months some smaller cities have quietly loosened curbs to prop up sentiment and demand.
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Prop 64 could be a step towards reforming our criminal justice system by preventing unnecessary incarceration.
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So far in 2017, the bank has sold 315 million euros to prop up the dinar.
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Failure to find a private solution could potentially force the state to prop up the bank.
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Huge sums were pumped into Katanga to facilitate uranium export and to prop up Belgian defences.
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That would reassure investors, worried that their money is being used to prop up failing divisions.
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Dennis Peron is a big figure in California's medical marijuana movement who doesn't support Prop 64.
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AS THE post-referendum economy wobbles, the Bank of England is acting to prop it up.
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And yes, there are more "immersive" bird simulators out there involving prop wings and a fan.
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Aid can also burden weak bureaucracies, distort markets, prop up dictators and help prolong civil wars.
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The lawsuit alleges that drug companies either set prices or allocated markets to prop up prices.
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Back inside, Jonathan whips out horrifyingly oversized prop hands à la noted Philadelphia attorney Jack Kelly.
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Maybe he excels in Walton's system playing in lineups that prop him up at the four.
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In July, OPEC+ agreed to extend oil output cuts until March 2020 to prop up prices.
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It's a twin engine prop plane with giant computers in the back and a cargo area.
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The crisis forced Beijing to spend hundreds of billions of dollars to prop up its currency.
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He spent $63 billion on stock buybacks to reward investors and prop up the share price.
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Phil Shea, Prop Master on The Office for all nine seasons, was the heroic box man.
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Prop bets, or side bets as they're also referred to, are those made during the game.
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Sphero R2-Q5 App-Enabled Droid, $49.99, available at AmazonThis droid isn't a mere decorative prop.
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There's a viral video of me carrying a prop in rehearsal, and I manage to fall.
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Conservatives in the House have voiced opposition to the proposals, arguing they would prop up ObamaCare.
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"This isn't real," Glover said—his joint was a prop, filled with clover and marshmallow leaves.
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First, the Justice Department would likely sue the state to prevent the enforcing of Prop 64.
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The catheter is then removed, but the stent remains in place to prop open the artery.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger, she went on to serve as spokeswoman and communications director for the victorious Prop.
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But their central banks are being forced to raise interest rates to prop up their currencies.
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A prop buyer found objects as close to the ones depicted in the painting as possible.
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This is the point where Seth Rich became a prop in a game of international espionage.
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In movies and television, there is no prop so directly associated with villainy as the cigar.
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They'd prop a door open for a smoke and I suspect someone just left it open.
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Venezuela has requested OPEC hold an emergency meeting to discuss steps to prop up oil prices.
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He ceded his yacht — a former James Bond prop known as the Trump Princess — to creditors.
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Trump decried nation-building, but America will continue prop up Afghanistan's struggling government with US aid.
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In 103, Sony backed a large number of indie games to prop up its Vita platform.
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Beijing has already been increasing policy support in the last few months to prop up growth.
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Here's how each of the Fed's crisis-era tools works to prop up the economy. 43.
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Similarly, for years, doctors recommended relieving cardiovascular chest pain with stents meant to prop open arteries.
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Yet Trump continues making the claim — usually to prop up his draconian "tough on crime" agenda.
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Each prop is playful but essential, lending the play the visual sensation of a Technicolor cartoon.
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In other words, stronger public sector spending is needed to prop up weak private sector demand.
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In the end, laws are as good as the people and institutions that prop them up.
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Their picks and shovels are helping to prop up the leftist government of President Nicolas Maduro.
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If you do not have armrests, prop your elbow against your stomach while holding the phone.
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With the extra money, organization and publicity, Prop 215 passed with 56 percent of the vote.
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Isn't she a trained assassin with skills that could help Sansa prop up her new queendom?
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It might be an effort to prop up the candidate he feels is easiest to beat.
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The image below is from Indonesia, where a pack of Dunhill cigarettes is a subtle prop.
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That has prompted Saudi Arabia and other major producers to weigh measures to prop up prices.
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Local officials stubbornly prop up weak manufacturers to preserve employment, which keeps them running but weak.
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DONE When I come offstage I hand the rest of my props to the prop guy.
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The story appeared to be part of Mr. Bannon's effort to prop up Mr. Moore's candidacy.
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Last week, the State Bank of Vietnam cut its policy rates to prop up economic activities.
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If California approves Prop 6, it will lose more than just the funding for these projects.
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" And he made it clear that Berkshire "will not, however, prop the stock at any level.
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The Bank of Japan's massive bondholdings prop up a public debt of nearly 240% of GDP.
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Since the passage of Prop 64 in November, the Knostmans' business has expanded like never before.
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Liziane lost her balance -- and the prop Xmas gifts -- and had herself a scary little tumble.
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Opposition parties are also in no mood to lean on the BOJ to prop up growth.
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The oil could be just enough to prop up the Syrian government — or a competing power.
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State-owned banks are reported to have helped prop up the pressured lira in recent weeks.
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What's even more striking than this abrupt vulnerability is how little prop comedy he leans on.
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But Mr. Serra's "prop pieces" can come apart at the seams in less than two seconds.
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They will be used to prop up narratives that disempower black women and women of color.
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It turns out that one of those "Prop 65" chemicals, acrylamide, can be found in coffee.
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He had stents implanted to prop his arteries open and had a bypass operation in 2004.
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Many had been hoping China would post an aggressive target for fiscal spending to prop growth.
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Under EU rules the government is forbidden from intervening to prop up uncompetitive UK-based companies.
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The hut - a replica of his former home - resembles a "film prop", according to Chinnaraj Balan.
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He called out hypocrisy, asking people not to hide behind religious fervor to prop up prejudices.
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And it doesn't look like he's going to do much to prop up the law's exchanges.
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Shares of Apple rose 1.5 percent after a broker upgrade, helping prop up Wall Street equities.
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I remember doing a workshop of "Amélie," and we had a prop of a rotary phone.
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Cheaper lending would help prop up economic activity after the economy suddenly contracted in late 21.4.
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At a rally Monday, Saccone said Pelosi "puppets" came to the district to prop up Lamb.
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But Mr. Serra's "prop pieces" can come apart at the seams in less than two seconds.
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It was an attempt to prop up its currency by encouraging foreign investors to stick around.
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Whether Prop 61 passes or fails, it may prefigure a new progressive campaign against Big Pharma.
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" Then my third day, my prop master Mychael Bates, who's fantastic, said, "Oh, no, no, no.
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State-owned Rosneft was expected to help prop up Moscow's allies in Caracas, these sources said.
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I think, I mean from consumers, consumers got it, we have a very clear value prop.
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Prop 187 in California, right, in the mid '90s, was an attempt but that failed. Right.
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When asked if he'd ever heard of Pete Wilson or Prop 187, he said he hadn't.
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In fact, they tried to push decision making to the edges, and prop up other spokespeople.
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Running out of prop pizza would have been a disaster for a property master like Dambra.
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It's going to be on the November ballot, Prop 230 — everybody get out there and vote.
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Square Feet LOS ANGELES — The former prop house at 720 North Cahuenga Boulevard was once old Hollywood.
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For its part, the Chinese government has introduced a spate of measures to prop up the economy.
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DUBAI/LONDON (Reuters) - OPEC's job of trying to prop up oil prices has just got much harder.
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Well, Snoop apparently swapped the "prop weed" for actual weed, without telling McConaughey until after the scene.
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Then you have people that grab children and use them as a prop and it's a disgrace.
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Such an approach would prop up the growth segment of the industry — streaming — and likely spur sales.
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Sometimes I would like to read the news in bed without having to prop my head up.
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In it, she confidently wields the gun prop, swiftly commanding the simulated suspect to drop his weapon.
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And his main prop is a large American flag with the US President's face plastered on it.
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All great stage actors can handle the unexpected, whether it's a forgotten line or a lost prop.
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As long as it's open, the sales it rings up will help prop up the entire company.
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It's not a replica of the prop; it's a replica of Floyd's lunch box, from the story.
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The money will be used to help prop up working capital needs and repay outstanding intercompany loans.
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I mean, we're not, I don't think you're going to see us taking million dollar prop bets.
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"When Prop 8 happened, it was right around the time that I had come out," she says.
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"The drone frame is made of flexible plastics, has prop guards, and is very small," she said.
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Their investments prop up the value of the pound, and thus allow Britons to enjoy cheaper imports.
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Israel has enlisted the help of Russia, which has worked with Iran to prop up the regime.
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We've seen CNN commentators prop their iPads up on Surface Pro devices before, so it's entirely feasible.
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This is particularly clear in Putin's efforts to prop up the brutal, illegitimate Maduro regime in Venezuela.
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Big tech companies "cross-use" user data from one part of their business to prop up others.
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In the beginning, [the car] was actually just a prop in the background that couldn't be used.
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It comes with a built-in stand, so you can easily prop it up on a table.
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And still she faces fierce opposition from the Northern Irish Democratic Unionists, who prop up her government.
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Other automakers helped prop up the sector, including Peugeot, BMW and Renault, which were all sharply higher.
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Prop B ultimately passed with 51.59% of the vote — only to be overturned by the Missouri legislature.
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To fool the bots, she performed a hula-hoop routine using a prop painted ultra-matte black.
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To be clear, photo booths aren't a terrible idea — if you're going for that prom-prop feel.
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For those who dig up diamonds, waning supply is a relief; it will help prop up prices.
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But an unintended consequence of the operation is that it is helping to prop up authoritarian regimes.
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A ballot measure to repeal the commercial half of Prop 13 is on the ballot in 2020.
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Five of these accidents involved cargo flights and the other five involved small passenger turbo-prop planes.
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How it worked: The Prop 65 warning labels were intended to push companies to reformulate their products.
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We play together in bed and prop it up while we hold the controllers in our hands.
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Prop bets, or proposition bets, are nothing new and certainly are not unique to the Super Bowl.
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The actor shared a video of his fiancée's horrified reaction to the prop on the talk show.
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But doling out public money to prop them up is not the best way to do it.
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Eventually, we managed to prop her up, which seemed to provide her with a bit of relief.
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The idea is that you'll prop the phone up against the bottle's sides to receive a charge.
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Perhaps I could prop a mirror up somewhere by the kitchen sink, where the outlets were abundant?
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The Russians would rather have the US relaxing sanctions and helping them prop up Bashar al-Assad.
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I could shoot them with power blasts from a prop gun I really held in my hands.
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But now officials are trying to prop up stocks to provide a happy backdrop for political showpieces.
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I assumed it was just a standalone prop car that people could use for selfie photo ops.
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When somebody gives you a badge, even though it's from the prop department, you just walk differently.
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"I try to take a prop from every show," Harris, 43, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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His lawyer, meanwhile, says the DA is calling on Robles simply to prop up a weak case.
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We the taxpayers are paying for it, for Donald Trump to use our military as a prop.
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Many investors had been hoping China would post an aggressive target for fiscal spending to prop growth.
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The site does the cleavage bet every year -- we're told it's popular with Super Bowl prop bettors.
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Prop 265 would legalize marijuana for recreational use, following the lead of states like Washington and Colorado.
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But at the same time, Casaleggio was anxious to mold and prop up a few key leaders.
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The solution, which won't be easy, has to be a coordinated effort to prop up the currency.
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As Zimbabwe became increasing isolated under Mugabe, it turned to China to help prop up its economy.
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The Bluetooth speaker's case doubles as a stand to prop up the device to your desired angle.
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They function to prop up the heroine's story, giving us limited to nonexistent glimpses into their lives.
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The prop bets are set for Tuesday and Wednesday's debates, and according to cyber-gambling site SportsBetting.
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But there are a couple reasons Prop 61 has received high-level support from folks like Sanders.
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"You can suss out from that if they want to use you as a prop," she explains.
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But it's a great prop for pretending you're in one of the more cynical Ray Bradbury stories.
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Her folks love her now, but she was born to simply be a prop in their mission.
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It is unsure how long the confusion over Prop 64's fine print will cloud California courtrooms.
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Fresh funds could also help prop up sideway bets in autonomous driving, electric vehicles, and financial services.
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The scanning department is also where miniature, to-scale prop models can be converted to digital form.
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This prop is so detailed you can even make out a tiny spring in the mask's wreckage.
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Prop guns were allowed, but each was required to have the tip of its barrel painted orange.
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Both the dual rotor configuration and the rear pusher-prop contribute to the Raider's fleetness of flight.
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Or did the tech world simply prop up ideas, or at least businesses, that didn't actually work?
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Germany, for example, doesn't want to lose its credit rating to prop up troubled euro zone economies.
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Azerbaijan's parliament approved a package of measures this week to prop up the oil producer's falling currency.
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Despite these challenges, the Galaxy S10 family could prop up profit in the second quarter of 2019.
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As we previously reported, Beyonce's chest situation was a Super Bowl prop bet on sites like BetOnline.
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His strategy for fixing the economy was to prop up big banks and, by extension, rich people.
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Giddy attendees quoted a market-research report published by New Frontier like a mantra: passage of Prop.
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The young man in Dooley's post is not a prop and should not be treated as such.
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So the 50th anniversary is a good opportunity for Lamborghini to help prop up its vintage models.
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We discuss the Prop C battle from the election, as well as the future of Oakland sports.
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The central bank has already burned through billions of dollars in reserves to prop up the lira.
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In other words, our movies have always been what a film-studies major might call prop-driven.
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In November, as Republicans unveiled their tax plan, President Donald Trump kissed a tax return "postcard" prop.
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The belief that the government will prop up SOEs is a substitute for assessing their true value.
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The reenactors all dressed in era-appropriate wear, some on horseback, others brandishing prop machetes and muskets.
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A pair of prop bets compare Trump's performance and the recent government shutdown to in-game events.
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When they were shooting, was there a prop version on set for the actors to play off?
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The house, a life-size prop for "Madama Butterfly" at the Met Opera, left a huge contusion.
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At the very least, you'd need to prop the phone against something to get the best photo.
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Sometimes Weggen will poke fun at American politics, using a Donald Trump figurine as an animated prop.
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The fake animal was one of many scattered in what appears to have been a prop junkyard.
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Firstly, China has always provided just enough help to prop up its neighbor and formal military ally.
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With this historic ideal in mind, consider for a moment what'll happen if Prop 66 becomes law.
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Pete Wilson, the Republican governor who had championed the measure, won re-election that same fall. Prop.
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Slowly, as the night grinded on, some of the high-returning prop bets started to pay off.
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You can now prop your phone up, store your headphones, and keep small supplies in one place.
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Many appear intended to gain support for the administration's efforts to prop up the fossil fuel industry.
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To those who have been watching the fight for Prop 10, the defeat came as little surprise.
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"The message is that Bill Barr is a chicken," Cohen told MSNBC, holding the fake chicken prop.
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The An-22, which first flew in 1965, remains the largest turbo-prop powered plane ever built.
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Blackstone, the world's largest real estate management firm, has spent nearly $7 million to defeat Prop 10.
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Those generous stock buybacks helped prop up the wobbly US stock market for much of last year.
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Now, not only has McConnell failed to deliver but he's apparently ready to prop up Obamacare instead.
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Tourism is key to the economy, and foreign investment is much-needed to prop up suboptimal growth.
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"I would not have been able to take 12 weeks off without Prop P either," Baileigh said.
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"Charlottesville is not a prop," tweeted Lisa Woolfork, a professor and Black Lives Matter activist in Charlottesville.
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"You don't prop them up on a deck chair with a hat and drink?" the woman asked.
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Bombardier Inc spokesman Bryan Tucker said in an email that FlyBe was operating its Q400 prop plane.
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She has yet to secure a deal with Northern Ireland's DUP party to prop up her government.
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Tourism, which accounts for about 10 percent of GDP, is expected to help prop up the economy.
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Wireless carriers have long looked to offering outside services to its subscribers to prop up their offerings.
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Another notable work is Nan Lawson's creepy-cute portrait of the bloodied, telekinetic, vengeful prop queen, Carrie.
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John D., who lives outside the city limits of Austin and wasn't eligible to vote on Prop.
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We don't know about you, but we don't think we can stomach another photo-booth mustache prop.
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Big technology names like Microsoft and Alphabet helped prop up U.S. stocks, though materials led sector gains.
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Lynda Reiss [prop mistress]: It doesn't matter how big the show is; there never is enough money!
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That has a certain charm; a bunch of talented giving it their all to prop up garbage.
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I'm lucky [the stage prop] didn't smash me in the head or I'd be dead right now.
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Coming tomorrow: OPEC could announce further production cuts in a bid to prop up flagging oil prices
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Saudi has signaled that Russian cooperation is key to its continued strong efforts to prop up prices.
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Back in August, a small Pennsylvania town started spending prop movie money like it was real cash.
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Gray Davis's recall and the election of Arnold Schwarzenegger, a Republican who had not only supported Prop.
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Prabhakar advises that every brand puts in "value prop that compels a customer to take action" — a.k.
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Opioids are driving a national crisis, and the series didn't use Justin as prop to address it.
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Countries like Germany are concerned that the tool would be used inappropriately to prop up ailing banks.
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Or should we instead note how far Graham had previously traveled to prop up this same president?
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And yet these people continue to either prop up or defend this sick travesty of a presidency.
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The Saudis and Emiratis have pledged $3 billion in aid to prop up the ailing Sudanese economy.
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Shareholders worried that Yahoo management would eventually squander this windfall to prop up Yahoo's declining internet businesses.
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" But Trump is "openly using American foreign policy to help prop up a struggling business of his.
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"Black Star" (2014), especially, might remind one of a stranded movie prop straight out of Star Wars.
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If they do keep them in the prop room, I want to know what that looks like!
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This would help prop-up state budgets and ensure the healthy functioning of our decentralized federal system.
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The difficulty in being a bridesmaid comes in being at once an emotional support and a prop.
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Roach was dismissed for elbowing Sunwolves prop Hencus van Wyk in the face late in the game.
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He also said there were questions on whether aggressive money printing alone could prop up inflation expectations.
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Like most elected officials, Mr. Brown opposed Prop 13, but then embraced it enthusiastically when it passed.
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As a result, a mere $10 billion from Treasury can prop up $3.5 billion in Fed lending.
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During the stock market rout in 2015, a so-called "national team" intervened to prop up equities.
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Is there any prop or any piece of costume that you've been tempted to take with you?
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Michigan relies heavily on the auto industry to prop up its economy and provide jobs to Michiganders.
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Central banks have urged their elected counterparts for years to move more decisively to prop up growth.
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The Furby features a bright-pink wig, tattoos, a Gucci shirt, and a prop eye-shadow palette.
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Finally, she created prop eye shadow inspired by the Shane Dawson x Jeffree Star Cosmetics Conspiracy palette.
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So I'm trying to prop them up on my thigh and they're all spilling on the ground.
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M.C. broke through a wall of bricks that looked like a prop from a middle school play.
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They prop up fake accounts on Facebook, Twitter and other outlets to sow further discord among Americans.
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PointsBet is offering a "3 Ball" prop bet for the grouping: Rahm (+130), Woods (+18003), Morikawa (+271).
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Side sleepers can slide it between their legs, and back sleepers can prop it under their knees.
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Russia and Saudi Arabia are leading the joint effort to limit crude production and prop up prices.
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The weaker Aussie dollar helped prop up shares in a sector reliant on exports and overseas operations.
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Even the most ardent advocates of capital punishment should be wary of the promises in Prop. 2202.
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She watched the boy reaching for the sheet on the music prop, standing up to do so.
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There was a long moment of silence, as the suspense was building, before I revealed the prop.
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Some migrants have made homes along the border wall, using it to prop up tents and shelters.
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Broeksmit's suicide elevated his usefulness as a narrative prop, perhaps more than his role at Deutsche warranted.
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New York (CNN Business)The US economy continues to help prop up the rest of the globe.
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Sony has unveiled its first 5G smartphone in a bid to prop up its struggling smartphone business.
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"I think the Australian people can well see a prop when it is presented," Mr. Marles said.
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The most haunting such play that I've seen, "Pass Over" requires no prop guns or fake blood.
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He's definitely used them as a prop to make a mustache and talk in pidgin English, though.
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Every picture, sign, pamphlet, giveaway, sticker, prop, product, and iPad display went through an extensive screening process.
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In rugby, I was a "prop," spending my afternoons with one arm around a sturdy little hooker.
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Conservatives have pushed back, arguing that they do not want to prop up the health-care law.
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Stock buybacks are hugely popular -- albeit controversial -- tools that companies use to prop up their share prices.
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" Mr. Bounville included Delany's memoir "Times Square Red, Times Square Blue" as a prop in "Adonis Memories.
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It just won't fold up and prop the Tab S4 the way Samsung's Book Cover Keyboard does.
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She still looked so happy to be there, not even the stray prop could ruin her night.
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There are specific and contentious interpretations of law that prop up this assumption in the modern era.
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He also said there were questions on whether aggressive money printing alone could prop up inflation expectations.
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The more conventional understanding was the desire by the Kremlin to prop up a fellow Communist state.
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Where was the political interference to prop up a favored industry, the blithe disregard of expert knowledge?
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Other pieces from the Ridley Scott-directed movie also earned big bucks, including an aluminum prop sword and spare blade combo ($70,203), a Roman chariot replica ($65,000), a pair of black leather wrist cuffs ($32,000), a wooden training sword ($20,0000), and two life-size prop horses ($5,500 each).
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Arts organizations of all sizes have joined with homelessness advocates to create Prop S. "We've had extremely difficult conversations, acknowledging the city's painful history of inequitable funding between large and small arts organizations, and still working together toward a solution," said Shwetika Baijal, the Prop S campaign manager.
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Since California passed Prop 209 in 1996 barring racial considerations for college admissions at public universities, UC Berkeley witnessed a significant drop in the number of black students, from 8 percent pre–Prop 209 to an average of 3.6 percent of the freshman class from 2006 to 603.
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Props: Add some eyeglasses, a hat or a beard with prop stickers you can paste on your face.
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To get the amazing '80s stuff, Reiss scoured eBay, flea markets, prop rentals, and estate sales in Georgia.
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Apparently, his uncle attached the frightening prop to a drone and has been flying it around southern Wisconsin.
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He said that the group of oil producers OPEC should not cut supply to prop up the market.
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Trump almost certainly has enough to worry about without being used as a prop to increase TV ratings.
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"We can't wait for Prop C to go through the court systems in order to act." she said.
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According to Bradley, Bovada opened the prop bet in May with odds of +135 that Trump would resign.
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The new government secured parliamentary approval to borrow $21 billion to prop up Italy's debt swamped banking sector.
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So, that ... different patterns also kind of adds to the value prop as we fill in their vacancy.
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You can sit, prop your feet up, or let your kids jump on them, and they'll hold up.
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The milestones come despite President Donald Trump's promise to prop up the coal industry by cutting environmental rules.
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The public overwhelmingly approved measures like Prop 280, denying loving same-sex couples the right to be married.
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Italian banking stocks have been particularly volatile as the government seeks ways to prop up its ailing lenders.
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A fleshy sculpture, a canvas meant for paint, an anatomical performance prop, a model, and so much more.
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The world's largest oil exporter is leading OPEC's drive to eradicate a global glut and prop up prices.
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Trying to prop up a slippery phone isn't ideal, and a clip or mount system removes that headache.
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Aarons clarified that MetaProp tired to remove as much "prop" from their tally, only including true technology businesses.
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Jason was well known in the prop-building community: his helmets were known for their accuracy and detail.
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We have the Russians and the Iranians working together, not to fight ISIS, but to prop up Assad.
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The "No on Prop 61" coalition has stepped up its television and print advertising campaigns in recent days.
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But it frankly feels like an idea that's best suited as a prop in a sci-fi movie.
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Nobody would try to pop a cyst with a Kindle or prop open a window with a phone.
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I don't want to say that he was a prop, but in the book that's how it functions.
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But the tools De Beers once used to use to prop up prices were no longer at hand.
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Supply has surged since OPEC abandoned in 2014 its historic role of cutting supply to prop up prices.
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"You lose the auto industry, you're losing a major prop to the economy," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Firms also sometimes use buybacks to prop up their stock prices, and corporate executives reap the financial rewards.
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In October, it cut its interest rate for the second time in three months to prop up growth.
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A 17-year-old witness told WPIX that he helped the driver prop Szabo up against another vehicle.
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As Westworld's guests constantly remind one another, they're only having harmless fun, shooting prop guns at expensive dolls.
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I prop open the door to the outside, hoping the cool fall air will help me chill out.
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There's also a pint-sized Pari that's basically a prop parents can take with them on the road.
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It may sound easy, but there probably will not be another triumph like TCS to prop up performance.
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Skymasters have a propeller engine at the front and another engine driving a "pusher" prop at the rear.
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Russia and OPEC are seeking a way to cooperate to prop up oil prices, hit by global oversupply.
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What looks like a prop from a steampunk movie is actually a partially decellularized heart in a bioreactor.
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Instead, look straight ahead in a mirror and prop your cheek or forehead on your hand for stability.
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Steve Dymszo, CEO for the prop-making company, leans in to speak over the noise of the crowd.
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