It was a little more pull on the Time's Up side than pull on my side.
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The Levi's Pull-on Jeans are made from 89 percent cotton, have an elastic waistband, and functional front and back pockets (a rare find for pull-on pants).
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This land exerts a different gravitational pull on each visitor.
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My dogs pull on somebody, but it was very fun.
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You can pull on it, and it won't fall apart.
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But such factors are often a weak pull on currencies.
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Just as the mass of the sun can be calculated by measuring its gravitational pull on Earth, the mass of the Milky Way can be calculated by measuring its gravitational pull on the globular clusters.
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Willie takes another long pull on the joint and passes it.
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The hard-core Brexiteers exercise a gravitational pull on the party.
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I zip up my oversized jacket, pull on gloves and boots.
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"Pull on your shawl," she says witheringly, and Edwina abjectly complies.
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In comes Super Undies Pull-On Undies 2.0 to the rescue.
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If we pull on this thread, does the whole garment unravel?
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On some jobs, they'll pull on protective suits, gloves, and shoe protectors.
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Simply pull on the case and you can grab an available item.
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Rational solutions to equations exert a strong pull on the human mind.
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And the TV power couple that will forever pull on our heartstrings.
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Who better to pull on the heartstrings of to get into office?
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China's record has exerted a "gravitational pull" on the world's economic output.
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I was very little, but I used to pull on his ears.
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Pull on a jumper or a jacket, or turn up the heating.
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For the first time, I really tried to pull on the chains.
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I couldn't accustom myself to the first hard pull on the trigger.
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Crusty leather gloves pull on ropes attached to heavy metal cargo containers.
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They're easy to pull on and comfortable to wear all day long.
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"The more you pull on it, the better it holds," she said.
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Is there a push and pull on the sort of bombastic rhetoric?
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He puts a number to it to really pull on your heartstrings.
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So I shower, pull on my sneakers, and decide to go to work.
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But even in his despair, he could still pull on some old strings.
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If interest rates are extremely high, that's a huge gravitational pull on values.
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But in New York, as they pull on women's rights, we push back.
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Super Undies Pull-On Undies 2.0 act like underpants with potty-training superpowers.
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And caucuses have an outsized pull on those who do not vote regularly.
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They pull on to the BR-163 highway with loads of fresh logs.
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Does this mean that China has the most diplomatic pull on the planet?
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I threaded the tester through the zipper pull on my kid's rain jacket.
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Tsful Women's Casual Loose Wide Leg Pants Pull On Dress Pant, $22.99; amazon.
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Let's pull on some of those dangling threads now that the season is over.
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Kengoro's 116 actuators instead pull on wires that mimic the contraction of human muscles.
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RoadTrippers RoadTrippers makes itself useful as soon as you pull on to the highway.
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Then he would pin my hands behind my back and pull on my hair.
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To use, place the vest over your head and pull on the red tabs.
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Attach them to your backpack before putting it on and pull on the cords.
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Deflation may be exerting a stronger pull on our economy than the CPI indicates.
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In the kitchen, I gently pull on a utensil drawer and it floats open.
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And the charmlike bags gained traction, exerting an outsize pull on women's purse strings.
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I usually just pull on some Doc Martens and try to avoid deep puddles.
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Chew would also pull on men's coattails and give women a cold, icy feeling.
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For almost my entire life, these stories have exerted a powerful pull on me.
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She felt a strange pull on her neck, a sensation completely foreign to her.
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They're as easy to pull on, too, with no bulky zipper to deal with.
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But the new rule took effect with a less-than-expected pull on demand.
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Super Undies makes potty training easier with its pull-on sides and stretchy fabric.
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It has nothing to do with the earth's gravitational pull on a certain day.
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But the new rule took effect with a less-than-expected pull on demand.
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So they sheathe themselves in five layers and pull on ski masks and goggles.
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When I was five, my "friend" would pull on my curly hair in between class.
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They must place Letitia in a circle, and Gryla and Zelda pull on either arm.
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When I look at a cheese pull on Instagram, I don't really think of cheese.
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The response of the aircraft when you flip a switch or pull on the yoke.
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Bonus: they come in six great colors and still have an easy pull-on style.
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Both felt it was quite natural to have this desire to pull on that thread.
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Shangela managed to sew a base garment, but it was too tight to pull on.
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Over the next decade the group exerted a pull on her, according to her testimony.
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They pull from one side of the table and you pull on the other side.
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Uruguayan or Egyptian players run through walls when they pull on their national team jerseys.
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The actions of other global central banks can have a strong pull on U.S. rates.
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The Texas-edition truck is a product of the state's pull on the truck world.
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So I strap myself in, pull on a big pair of headphones, and we're off.
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Yet the industry exerts an outsized pull on the continent's politics, affecting even giant geopolitical matters.
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She is healthy, house broken, doesn't pull on a leash and loves to be around children.
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Any pull on extra units to alleviate LME spread stress is currently weak, in other words.
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Right now, you can snag a pair of Levi's Pull-on Jeans starting at just $30.
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He's the campaign's undeniable force of gravity, exerting a pull on everyone and everything around him.
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The black hole that is Brexit is now exerting its gravitational pull on the UK budget.
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The push and pull on LME stocks is serving only to mask increasingly bullish fundamental drivers.
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They need to feel the full force of whatever joke you're going to pull on them.
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Landing successful hits with Hanzo is all about compensating for gravity's pull on his speeding arrows.
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Baumbach's comedies pull on the tensions between families, friends, and lovers without ever forming a noose.
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Bendandi held that the planets had a gravitational pull on the earth's crust that caused earthquakes.
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The far-right parties have certainly exerted a pull on politics in most Western European countries.
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What did happen periodically was a bubbling sound, similar to a giant pull on a bong.
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Is it really no longer capable of exerting a magnetic pull on the whole Jewish people?
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"If there is a loose string, I will try to pull on it," Mr. Heinrich said.
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The other two pull on Tyvek suits and polyurethane boot covers and run toward the barns.
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The push-pull on display is fascinating even as the films' individual stories work their spells.
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The more electrical charge things have, the stronger they'll push and pull on one another via electromagnetism.
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RBC Capital's Amit Daryanani posed three questions that could push or pull on Apple's stock this year.
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But in this case, the black hole's intense gravitational pull on the white dwarf causes the explosions.
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Players get drafted, then walk across a stage and pull on a hat repping their new team.
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Right now the backwardation is too small to have a major gravitational pull on off-market period.
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Even if she didn't win the nomination, she would exert a gravitational pull on the entire field.
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To release the energy, you pull on the opposite sides of the object to release the teeth.
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It allows us to watch TV together on America's biggest couch and pull on each other's sleeves.
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She'd pull on her clothes and then drive for almost two hours under the still-dark sky.
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As the weeks go by, his presence seems to exert a mystical, toxic pull on the household.
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And tie a necktie and pull on galoshes and pick up a toothpick and comb and cash?
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Intimate friendship is one of the most under-appreciated elements of a rapper's magnetic pull on audiences.
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The jump in French prices is also exerting an upward pull on the broader European energy complex.
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But even as Moscow has exerted ever-greater control, the centrifugal pull on the regions has increased.
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When the pathologist in Missouri got in touch with me, I had to pull on the string.
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I feel like they would pull on its hair or horns or whatever, cling onto its feet.
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I suddenly realised I was losing steering but there was no hard shoulder to pull on to.
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But the push and pull on elective surgeries compounds hospitals' struggles to get ready for the crisis.
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If cell phones are that distracting for one adult, imagine their gravitational pull on roomful of tweens.
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But as a journalist my job is to ask questions and pull on those loose threads of doubt.
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Opaque and glowing, they are remarkable, and they exert an almost magnetic pull on one's sight and psyche.
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So pull on your favorite socks, get that pot of tea brewing, and let's all just calm down.
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To fasten your seatbelt, push the metal piece into the buckle and pull on the slack to tighten.
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So Jones is just the Facebook business model if it could pull on a blue suit and shout.
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Unlike their skinny-legged predecessor, these new pull-on styles go the distance when it comes to options.
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Though he spent most of his life in prison, Manson has exerted a strange pull on American culture.
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Highly energetic particles coming from the Sun can push and pull on Dawn, knocking it off its path.
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This is another very easy and passive prank you can pull on an entire group of your coworkers.
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I've felt the pull on some nights, secretly cursing my friends out of a misguided sense of jealousy.
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In the 1970s Oregon's gravitational pull on the counterculture attracted nonviolent hippies, sex cults and psilocybin-fueled dropouts.
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When the baby begins to emerge, do not try to pull on the body or the umbilical cord.
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Just pull on the knobs gently, as some customer have reported them popping off in overly eager fingers.
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But it's not just Able Baker's scones that exert such a magnetic pull on me: It's the mood.
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She said she tried to pull on Bedard's arm but he drew back and hit Dalla Betta again.
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It can cause painful periods and deep pain after sex because the movements pull on the endometriotic tissue.
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The index is price-weighted, meaning that the higher priced stocks have a bigger pull on the index.
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The entertainment industry's pull on fragile young hopefuls from across the world adds to this combustible social mix.
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The trouble is that the mayor has few levers to pull on his own should good times end.
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We're going to still stay together and play together and pull on the same end of the rope.
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The weight of books adds up quickly, and young kids may tug and pull on the lower shelves.
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From there, LendingClub will perform a soft pull on your credit to look for any outstanding auto loans.
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The partners&apos gravitational tugs will also exert its own pull on the nearby stars disturbing their orbits.
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The adorable moccasins are made from 100% genuine cowhide leather and they're easy to pull on and off.
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The toolset was called PullString, named after the string you can pull on some dolls to make them talk.
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As you fall, the mass beneath you decreases as the average gravitational pull on you from that mass increases.
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I call this kind of thinking "sweater faith": If you pull on one small string, the whole faith unravels.
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Once the temperature drops in the fall, I pull on a base layer and wear it straight through April.
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The flipside of all this is that Mueller has a tremendous amount of different investigative threads to pull on.
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That's because the less massive objects didn't "pull" on each other as strongly, so their merger took more time.
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Pay no attention to the frayed and porous plot; pull on a loose thread, and the spell will unravel.
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Many lenders will be able to give you a quote while only performing a soft pull on your credit.
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The biggest downward pull on the index came from prices of fuel for transport, which subtracted 0.4 percentage points.
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The flip side of all this is that Mueller has a tremendous number of investigative threads to pull on.
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She didn't know she just had to pull on a pair of skates and twirl around for a while.
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And it was Mascherano who gave away the penalty with a pull on Leon Balogun at a 49th-minute corner.
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You can also fire a plunger, which lets you pull on larger objects, tear down parts of walls, and more.
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And now, we've actually found another pair of pull-on jeans from the popular brand to add to your collection.
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To "pull" on the bead, they focused light on a small spot near it, giving rise to an attractive force.
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Long story short: Save yourself the frostbite, pull on those fleece jammies, and enjoy winter through the lens of Hollywood.
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After my shower, I do a simple makeup look to hide the mombie eye bags and pull on some scrubs.
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Even small planets can push and pull on a nearby star, creating tiny "wobbles" that we can measure from Earth.
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"Despite the prehistoric attitudes ... we were just delighted to pull on a Scotland top and represent our country," she added.
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Once they were on, though, things felt better — and each time I wore them they were easier to pull on.
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The sequence with these three out in the forest has some of the same mesmerizing pull on the viewer, too.
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If the object is close enough to the Earth, Earth's gravity will pull on the objects, changing the object's orbit.
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The gravity of the Moon and Sun pull on the bulge, which causes the Earth to wobble like a top.
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But as pressure escalates on TikTok, the company may find that it has few levers of support to pull on.
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Plus, its pull-on style makes this skirt a far more convenient wear than those with a typical side zipper.
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To start moving forward, you have to pull on the upshift lever on the right side of the steering wheel.
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And you certainly shouldn't pull on a giant reptile's tail just so you can get a cool photo out of it.
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My fingertips have been too swollen and injured to bend, and too painful to pull on clothes or hold a pencil.
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It's still thin, easy to pull on, and doesn't slow you down or restrict your movements the way a wetsuit can.
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The sock is designed to fit tightly around the penis and pull on the skin to... grow it back. Yup. Grow.
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And once you start to pull on the less plausible threads of his story, the whole thing starts to fall apart.
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The stretchy waistband and pull-on style tie it all together: Ultimately, these pants are low-maintenance and easy to wear.
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But it was Russian fairy tales that exerted the most lasting pull on Rimsky-Korsakov and inspired most of his operas.
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"If you pull on the thread, who knows how many cases could be impacted?" said Mr. Little, Ms. Rodriguez-Coss's lawyer.
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But this isn't your average Chelsea boot — the brand put its own spin on the classic ankle-high, pull-on bootie.
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How the Balance Harness works for dogs that pull on the leashI came prepared to meet Bowie with the Balance Harness.
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"King tides" take place when the alignment of the moon, sun and Earth creates a stronger gravitational pull on warm oceans.
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In fact, it has a safety mechanism that releases it if you pull on it with about 100 pounds of force.
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Mr. Rodriguez, in particular, had been so upbeat taking orders at the cafe, so proud to pull on that barista uniform.
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The haze around the small galaxy represents the starlight being cast out of both galaxies as they gravitationally pull on each other.
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The stunt's premise of an unusual gravitational pull on February 10, however, is false — and NASA wants to set the record straight.
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With time, that starts to pull on the piercing site [which then] starts to stretch and stretch and stretch, and become elongated.
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I pull on yoga pants, a t-shirt, and shoes, and head out the door with the dog for our morning walk.
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But if you thought Mimi was the type to pull on some Lululemon leggings and a pair of Nikes, you thought wrong.
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Time to crack open the sparkling wine, pull on some comfy sweats, and fear for your safety in a male-dominated world.
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This is her chance to reconcile with her father — and the process of bridging differences will pull on all your heart strings.
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Maybe there are closely packed planets exhibiting enormous gravitational pull on one another, generating the sequence of dips—also an unlikely possibility.
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The UGG Sienna Boots have a wider calf and easy pull-on style, making them a great option for all shoe sizes.
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The Warriors, meanwhile, have had a gravitational pull on the entire league, as stars search for ways to merely compete with them.
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In the Trumpian worldview, friendship is just a con that other people try to pull on you before they screw you over.
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When it comes to comfy pants, Amazon shoppers know what's best — and these stretchy, pull-on jeggings have recently made the cut.
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And if you can't wait, check out more comfy, pull-on jeans on Amazon here, including brand names like Levi's and Lee's.
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The pre-qualification process results in a soft pull on your credit report, so it won&apost impact your credit at all.
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They inferred their existence by seeing their pull on neighboring stars or listening to the gravitational wave disturbances arising from their collisions.
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Obama is the opposite of Trump in every sense imaginable, and yet he exercised a similar pull on many of his followers.
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We've compiled a list of simple and clever pranks that you can pull on your loved ones using the tech you already have.
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If a hypnotic, dominating daddy telling you to take a pull on nitrites does it, then hey: Self-care comes in all forms.
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This arrangement was mutual, Paul says, and the brothers would tell him in advance of the practical jokes they'd pull on him, too.
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There are methods to pull fluids away from the brain, such as vacuum devices that can pull on astronauts' legs while they're sleeping.
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To wear the budding bottoms later this season, pull on a T-shirt, a denim jacket, and sneakers for a more understated feel.
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An atom's nucleus and its electrons both have a slight magnetism that causes each component to slightly push and pull on the other.
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Back on the other side of the net, I pull on an FPV headset and see through the same eyes as a pilot.
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Our social heart is won over (or double clicked on) by copy that is relevant and visuals that pull on our emotional strings.
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One of these "drops" in April, a black leather pair of pull-on puff sleeves, sold out in 20 minutes globally, Brown said.
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Between the familiar parental refrains of "Don't pull on that!" and "Oh, don't do that," Ms. Carlson touted the virtues of the lawn.
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When interview day rolls around, I pull on a pair of corduroys, a fluffy but ultimately shapeless hoodie, and a pair of Converse.
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The one where thousands of people, in 2016, pull on their chain link and mount their horses to reenact a really old battle.
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The animal was seemingly unstoppable, despite some people's best efforts to pull on its tail and horns in effort to hold it back.
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It's plenty sturdy for monitoring a baby but may need to be switched for toddlers who like to climb and pull on everything.
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In some ways, playing Destiny 2 can feel like playing slot machines, with each enemy killed equating to a pull on the handle.
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So pull on your best Stetson and get yourself to your nearest line dance, because Beyoncé has willed it and it must be so.
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So astronomers keep looking farther out into the universe, tallying increasingly distant objects that contribute to the net gravitational pull on the Milky Way.
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A search of NASA's website and social channels yielded no indication that it had made any such announcement regarding gravitational pull on February 10.
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Rather ominously, a number of fans around me began to pull on balaclavas and, within seconds, there were flares in front and behind us.
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Imagine sitting down to dinner in an air-conditioned restaurant, but being unable to pull on a sweater due to your outsized left sleeve.
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The Vermont Highway Patrol squad is back and you'll be able to keep up with all the shenanigans they pull on April 20, 2018.
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The Manafort and Papadopoulos cases are the thinnest tip of the iceberg — which means there are a lot more investigative threads to pull on.
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The Ponte material has four-way stretch and a pull-on band that's easy to get on and prevents any segmentation or muffin top.
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The story is expertly crafted and will surely pull on the heartstrings of anyone who has ever lost a parent or loved one. pic.twitter.
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For dogs that don&apost pull on the leash, check out the best dog harnesses for dogs of all sizes or with different needs.
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My cab driver had tacked the kind of cross-town course that makes every turn feel like a pull on a slot machine lever.
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Distractions are a constant pull on our attention as well, pulling us away from what's most important, taking attention away from the present moment.
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Prosecutors argued that Officer Liang fired when he heard people, and that the shooting was not a result of a random pull on the trigger.
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I generally work vertically, with my canvases (or paper) hung flat on the wall to take maximum advantage of gravity's pull on ink and paint.
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The operation of the tax would, however, exert a dramatic gravitational pull on large fortunes and tend to pull them down to the tax thresholds.
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But what makes everything difficult is that that's just an approximation, because in reality there's also a gravitational pull on the Moon from the Sun.
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The pull-on design is made from stretchy fabric and is designed top be both lightweight, breathable and won't move when the wearer is active.
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With some distance from the game, it was easier to pull on the threads from the original project he found to be the most interesting.
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And they tend to sort of begin the process to keep the pull on the strings if they don&apost appear to be getting anywhere.
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Do you think your pull on the site will shift along with that mentality, both in the fiction you choose and the news you cover?
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Pull on your primary colored stockings, grab your Fendi bag, and slap your headbands on, Upper East Siders — Gossip Girl is coming back to television.
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I pull on an oversized sweater and high-waisted jeans, make do with my bedhead, whip up a quick smoothie, and head out the door.
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Pull and pull on those little twists of hemp until the whole shellish bastard breaks into a pool of spilled potential and yellow yolkish string.
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The function of the engine can be tuned with the carbs, but ultimately the mix is being mechanically initiated with a pull on the throttle.
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At times, the two women even pull on each other's garments, wrestling with their fabric facades in a bid to reveal what might lie underneath.
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He's the guy who gets paid big bucks to sit around and thinking of weird, elaborately plotted pranks to pull on the company's unsuspecting riders.
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They're easy to pull on thanks to elastic side panels, and they're comfortable enough to withstand a 12-hour day without any pain or discomfort.
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Simple to pull on and take off, the Bell Mag Sport is the go-to lid for those who need an unobtrusive open-faced helmet.
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The pool exerts a subtle gravitational pull on all the guests, so that by the end of the day, everyone seems to wind up here.
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Netflix is hoping to pull on some heartstrings this holiday season with a brand new way to snuggle up to loved ones near and far.
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So when you put a CD in a microwave oven, the microwaves push and pull on the electrons in there causing a current to flow.
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I started school as a long-haired, long-limbed girl who could pull on and off my size four skinny jeans without unbuttoning the front.
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I was initially worried that the pull-on design would too closely resemble leggings in look and feel, but fortunately only the latter was true.
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It has pintucks with sharply defined creases, a silhouette that tapers at the ankle, and an elastic waistband for optimal pull-on comfort and ease.
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Every morning, students from each of New York City's five boroughs pull on red plaid uniforms and head to an unusual school in East Harlem.
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As he goes to pull on his beaten-up Saint Laurent sneakers, a small mountain of sand spills out of them and onto the floor.
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"King tides" take place predictably each fall, when the alignment of the moon, sun and Earth creates a stronger gravitational pull on the warm oceans.
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The two supermassive black holes are orbiting each other, and at the same time, each is exerting its own pull on the stars around it.
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China has limited retaliatory levers it can pull on the tariff front, said Anthony Saglimbene, global market strategist at Ameriprise Financial Services in Troy, Michigan.
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I went out, took the pulley down, attached it to the corner of the bed, tied knots in the covers, put the strings from the pulleys so I could stand at one corner of the bed, pull on the cover, pull on the ropes to the pulleys and… puff I could make my bed as easily myself as if I had my brother there to help me.
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Moore said she expects a push and pull on the U.S. currency in the new year, and she called for a gradual appreciation of the dollar.
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But China's pull on units from the rest of the world is currently being eclipsed by an even bigger flow of lead to the United States.
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Autumn is a time to pull on our favorite cozy sweaters and sip PSLs until we drop, but let's not forget, it's also prime Netflix season.
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They are trying to prove you can indeed pull on your Star Trek pajamas and write an opus on a giant slab of glass and aluminum.
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It did not move throughout the day despite it being a pull-on style, and it did not wrinkle, even when I purposely tried crinkling it.
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Its walkable slip-on sneakers and comfortable flats are the kind of shoes you pull on to survive a hot August commute while still looking polished.
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"Narcolepsy has given us a thread we can pull on to unravel a lot about what underlies the systems that govern wakefulness and sleep," he says.
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Following the launch of Jay Z's new VC vehicle, Arrive, earlier this month, we did a data pull on how music industry moguls spend their ducats.
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This is not a debut, but back in the 1960s cluing referred to a "quick pull on reins" — either way, I'd never heard the word before.
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On days when your hair acts out but your face still looks cute, pull on a baseball cap that gives no illusions about your sports knowledge.
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P.T. May I suggest they pull on their big-boy pants and tell their neighbors that they will use the bird feeder as they see fit?
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Each time you pull on a wipe, a single one slips out with zero effort and without two or three more wipes dragging along behind it.
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Adopt a signal for "get me out of here" — whether that's a sly pull on an earlobe, an urgent text or a subtly uttered safety word.
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Sadly, he wasn't saying the best way to patch up world peace was to have soldiers and cops pull on a pair of Triple Penetrator Dildo Pants.
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As I pull on my wet suit, the little girl looks up and watches me push my hair under a bathing cap, adjust my goggles, wade in.
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The Chinese economy, accounting for more than 13% of global exports and around 25% of global manufacturing value-added, exerts an irresistible pull on global supply chains.
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That changes the strength of the sun's gravitational pull on Earth during the year and, as a result, the magnitude of the tides that squeeze the planet.
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Standing to pull on her coat, she flipped quickly through the template sent by the responding officer: body found in Kanda Station; multiple stab wounds; no identification.
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I find a pair of my jeans in the wardrobe, tuck one of the BF's white shirts into it, and pull on my converse of last night.
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To get the controller out of the box, pull on the loop, lift from beneath the device, or just push the XAC out of its shallow tray.
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Everyone has tried to take a pull on a one hitter only to get their tongue coated with ash, and the filter can help curb that problem.
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"We had this one thread to pull on, and then as we pulled on it, we uncovered layer upon layer upon layer of complex forgeries," Tiffany said.
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Because African population growth continues to be strong while population growth in other parts of the world slumps, there is a growing "pull" on Africans to emigrate.
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My personal method is pretty simple: After I pull on those four pairs of tights, I grab my whole package and push it in place, back there.
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Jessica Jackson Sloan, national director and co-founder of #Cut50, argued "there's a really strong conservative pull on this administration" to continue pushing for criminal justice reform.
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His phone number and compassion are as important as any other tool in this town to break the drug's relentless pull on the people who live here.
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I pull on my boots and nearly slide—twice—through the swampy mud in order to climb over the fences and give all the animals a hug.
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But as companies like Alibaba, apps like WeChat, and models like bike-sharing took off, China's startup scene began to exert a growing pull on overseas Chinese.
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Sloan remembers her father being happiest when he could pull on the old blue sweatshirt he always wore when working and turn silently to confront his canvas.
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"Every pandemic is local so you have to pull on those local strings so we can help each other," said Julie Sullivan-Springhetti, a health department spokesperson.
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"Every pandemic is local so you have to pull on those local strings so we can help each other," said Julie Sullivan-Springhetti, a health department spokesperson.
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And then the recession happened, and I think everyone just kind of had to learn to be ... It's like, what is the resource you can pull on?
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I find that tying and untying laces on tall boots is annoying, especially if they're covered in snow, so I appreciate that these boots are pull-on.
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It is to Sierra Leone in West Africa, a country she has never visited but one that has exerted a strong gravitational pull on her young life.
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As The Verge's Casey Newton wrote in November: As pressure escalates on TikTok, the company may find that it has few levers of support to pull on.
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But Jones, who finished with 19 points and 13 rebounds in 28 minutes played, exerted a gravitational pull on the game all night from the Maryland post.
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The woman had a dress in her carry-on bag that the child was able to pull on over her pants, and the family boarded the flight.
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That single digit means he can fry up his own breakfast, pull on his clothes and pinch the knob of the washing machine to do his laundry.
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He was also equipped with a device that effectively converts semi-automatic weapon into an automatic, allowing rapid-fire of bullets with one pull on the trigger.
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"Five, four, three, two, one!" party guests chanted in unison, leading the parents-to-be to pull on their cannons to reveal clouds of pink smoke and confetti.
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More broadly, a huge new cohort of conservative federal judges is going to exert a gravitational pull on all areas of American public policy for years to come.
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Apple is the most heavily weighted stock in the S&P 500 index, so it exerts the biggest gravitational pull on the most widely used stock market benchmark.
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In this regard, we found that the parameter that has the most effect on the sound generated by knuckle cracking is how hard you pull on the knuckle.
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Your choices, for the most part, fall between super shiny knee-highs and pull-on ankle booties in matte gray and maybe, if you're really lucky, navy blue.
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You pull on an innocuous object, like a poster, only to reveal a hole that Luigi can peer in, revealing another secret in another room around the corner.
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Customers also note that the jeans "smooth everything out," and actually have a denim feel (as opposed to other pull-on jeans that are made from thinner material).
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The After Show is off next week, but we'll still be on Twitter and Reddit if you have any questions or threads you want us to pull on.
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"It also suggests that lead exerts a downward pull on an individual's cognitive abilities over time regardless of where they start out in life," Reuben said by email.
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Along with being super soft and stretchy, the pull-on pants also feature back darts for added mobility and a wide contour waistband that won't slip or slide.
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I've seen it twice so far, and still feel myself wanting more — and while I found I, Tonya entertaining, it doesn't have the same pull on my heartstrings.
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Starting on December 1st, select retailers in North America, Europe, North Africa and the Middle East began carrying the pull-on Pro Hijab, and it will hit nike.
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On Hannibal, the food works so well because it's doing narrative work in the story, repeating and expounding its major themes in ways that pull on the senses.
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We couldn't be more proud to continue telling heartwarming stories of love, inclusion, acceptance and diversity that pull on your emotions while putting a smile on your face.
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The opinions expressed are his own.) By Paul Wallace Oct 44.53 (Reuters) - The black hole that is Brexit is now exerting its gravitational pull on the UK budget.
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But that doesn't mean there won't be a push-and-pull for his ear in the days ahead, and more importantly, a push-and-pull on actual votes.
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Miriam was a frequent visitor to Rafael Cruz's new family, letting his toddler son Ted, nine years younger, pull on her hair and play with her for hours.
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Croatia surrounds the referee Cakir on the way off; they thought Lovren had a penalty appeal for a shirt pull on the final free kick before the half.
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After spending a decade here, he said Beijing's pull on residents is quickly diminishing: The wealthy are fleeing abroad, and the poor are returning to their home villages.
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Stiff in the back, he had contraptions to help him pull on his pants and socks, along with a shoehorn to slide his feet into velcro-strapped shoes.
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Alex Stieda, who was born in Vancouver and now lives in Edmonton, became the first North American to pull on cycling's most coveted bit of clothing in 1986.
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Capital and operating costs will be low, so unless public policy imposes some kind of price floor, there will be a steady downward pull on per-mile charges.
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In this case, it's more or less the same, and the dealer is using those same retail strategies here to pull on the heartstrings of the long-time customer.
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While you may have already bought a pair of Signature by Levi's Totally Shaping Pull-on Jeans, you're still going to want to make room for its sister pair.
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Among the other artist creations, Alex Israel debuted his colorful edition of 300 wave-adorned Capucines, subtly signed with a custom enamel zipper pull on the bag's interior pocket.
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Johnnie L. Cochran Jr., the lead attorney at O.J. Simpson&aposs 1994 murder trial, won an acquittal after his client struggled to pull on gloves from the crime scene.
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Apple exerts a sun-like gravitational pull on the global electronics supply chain, affecting the pricing of commodities like flash memory chips - it consumes 18 percent of global supply.
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A metal prong collar is usually used as a training collar for large dogs, dogs that are difficult to control, and dogs that tend to pull on the leash.
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Someone like Ellison (or Teachout, though she has a much more daunting path to the Democratic nomination in New York) could exert a leftward pull on the law nationally.
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This information gives CardMatch enough information to do a soft pull on your credit (no impact on your credit score) to see which cards may be a good fit.
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Much like Halldor Laxness's 'Independent People' the book conjures a mountainous, wintry place where geography exerts a powerful pull on anyone who dares to try to call it home.
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The time has come for someone with political clout to make that point and to try to rein in the ultra-Orthodox pull on Israeli public life and politics.
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This is a general headwind, and will act as a stronger gravitational downward pull on America's foreign policy, but it's diffused and may, ultimately, not matter all that much.
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Imagining France as the land of love has a powerful pull on us; popular culture has used Paris as a shorthand for romance for what feels like an eternity.
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The hot white dwarf is left behind, and any planets and asteroids that survived move farther out because the star no longer has the same gravitational pull on them.
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Washington (CNN Business)"It's as easy to use as playing Minecraft," Kitty Hawk CEO Sebastian Thrun said as we watched my colleague Rachel Crane pull on a motorcycle helmet.
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The super flattering bottoms also have a pressed leg crease and a faux front fly, so no one would ever guess that they are pull-on pants just like leggings.
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It may not pull on a father in quite the same way, particularly if their children are well cared for; but it can be source of stress just the same.
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"If you look at what impacts us in our daily lives and how much data they can pull on all of us... (the firms) are truly influential players," Klynge said.
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He'll pull on a suit, channel Prince (or David Bowie — maybe even Freddie Mercury), rub some gel in his hair, incorrectly put on some cologne, then walk out the door.
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It's so painful that it takes Ronan more than 10 minutes to pull on his pants as he tries to slide his legs through the holes without disrupting the lump.
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But they're equipped with three critical components: an anchor to attach to objects, a winch to pull on that anchor and sticky feet to provide sure grip while doing so.
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Thankfully, scientists have brought us closer to that last desire this week — they've successfully taught a group of the tiny insects to pull on string in exchange for a reward.
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The thought of desert life, like thoughts of their father, exerts a haunting pull on the brothers, out of desperation (for Lee) or a kind of desperate fantasy (for Austin).
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The gravitational pull on an object can be greater where Earth's mass is denser — above mountain ranges like the Rockies or Alps, say, or over vast ice sheets like Antarctica's.
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From pull-on knit jeggings that look like real pants to top-rated cotton underwear that thousands of people love, they make a variety of clothing for men and women.
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Wearing Super Undies Pull-On Undies protects your growing toddler like a diaper, but be careful when your kid has a blowout — pull-ons smear the poop when pulled down.
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"Once again, this president's pull on his party seems to trump all and the adherence to any oath doesn't seem to matter except the loyalty oath to him," Cuomo said.
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And with that, I settle up my bill, pull on my coat, and slowly walk out of the door with my head held high and a smile on my face.
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There was some upward pull on yields from new supply — Belgium took markets by surprise on Monday by announcing plans to sell a 30-year bond via a syndicate of banks.
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It's almost like the puppet that we've created can actually simulate a version of its creator and know exactly what puppet strings to pull on the creator, so we're all outraged.
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Olivia Skuce, a 21-year-old student from Northern Ireland, recently tweeted out a photo of herself trying — and failing — to pull on a mesh top from retailer Pretty Little Thing.
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And it has happened to the Sloan Sports Analytics Conference at MIT, for no reason other than it became big enough to exert that rote gravitational pull on all those Tylers.
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When the elevator shoots upward, the spring scale will have to pull on the mass with a force MORE than the gravitational force, and thus it will give a larger reading.
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In a market such as nickel the dramatic rise of the ShFE is exerting an increasingly powerful gravitational pull on physical units, causing ripples through the global refined metal supply chain.
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Much of what passes for regulation in Washington follows what's known as Boyle's Law, which states that the first pull on the cord always sends the curtains in the wrong direction.
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But the movie begins when Kurt is a boy of six, and the actor who takes the role, Cai Cohrs, exerts, I would say, a more powerful pull on your attention.
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As such, it exerts a gravitational pull on established brands from across the globe looking to underscore their point of difference, as well as emerging talent with evermore daring design identities.
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Just pull on one of the two VR headsets and immerse yourself in a mountainous escape that uses the car's speed and positioning to create an alternate reality in the headset.
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I pull on several layers of oversized sweat pants until I look like the Michelin man and the pup, C. (she gets her own initial!), and I roll out the door.
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Cam's team lost the most important game of the season, so he must pull on a hair shirt and blankly accept responsibility like he's in the dock at a war tribunal?
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"Food was the main downward pull on inflation as last year's September price rises failed to reappear, while ferry prices dropped after their surprisingly high summer peak," ONS statistician Mike Hardie said.
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Now, pull on each end of the strings and the disc will spin frenetically in one direction as the strings wind around each other, and then in the other, as they unwind.
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Or, you know your mom will want to take the family holiday portrait, so you whip out that new emerald corduroy skirt, pull on sheer black tights, and add chunky hoop earrings.
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But analysts reckon the central bank may have run out of policy ammunition to resist the upward pull on the yen exerted by Japan's improved economic growth and huge current account surplus.
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In order to get the check, he'd have to pull on chords stemming from an array of umbrellas, each outfitted to either dump the money or a bucket of water on him.
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China's pull on metal from the rest of the world was distinctly subdued in the first half of 2017, net imports actually falling by 40 percent year-on-year to 20183,000 tonnes.
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We did some jeggings in my Kohl's maternity line — a sort of pull-on with a stretchy waistband — which I was excited about, because I haven't been able to wear most pants.
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While both sides of the healthcare debate are rolling out stories of victims to pull on the heartstrings, every American is going to be a loser if ObamaCare isn't repealed and replaced.
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Everybody has to pull on their oar as hard as they can, but then it's all about balance in the boat, and how the eight individuals connect and flow with each other.
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Kirill Zhukov, who denied the charges against him, was shown in footage circulated online trying to pull on the straps of a police officer's helmet during a political protest on July 27.
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DOAX:VV launched in November 2017 as a standalone PC game, and was recently updated with a new feature that lets players tug and pull on the characters' swimsuits, seemingly against their wishes.
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This tiny, radiant work, hanging in spot-lit splendor against the dark blue wall, exerts a gravitational pull on the 18 pieces surrounding it, including the Brauner, Wenders, Hopper, Conner, and Bensimon.
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I've ignored Philip so far, and really, how much is there to say about watching him agonize over balance sheets and pull on the cowboy boots for another night of country dancing.
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The clothes were affordable (around $25 a pair) and comfortable, easy to pull on for school drop-offs and perfect for running after kids in the park or playing on the ground.
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"When it comes to Target, if it continues and it starts to show that maybe the consumer is starting to pull on their horns, then we've got some real problems," he said.
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And when you have a store like that, it can create this gravitational pull on consumer goods from all over the country of things flowing into Amazon fulfillment centers to be sold.
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It's a testament to Singh, and YouTube's status as a star maker, that NBC is ready to take this leap, but it won't come without some push and pull on both ends.
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"The waistband is wide, accommodating of a pooch and comfortable, especially compared to so many pull-on skirts that seem to be made for curvy bodies with smaller waists," wrote user WoodlandChic.
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On Saturday afternoons I pull on my gray T-shirt and head to the Animal Rescue League of Boston, where I help people find their canine soul mates amid the barky din.
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That would be an increase of about 7.013,000 bpd in imports from 2017, a slower growth rate than what was achieved in 2017 but still a significant pull on global demand for crude.
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So while the next boot of the moment might catch your eye, we're betting you and your feet will be much happier with one (or more) of the 15 pull-on pairs ahead.
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She can get angry all she wants, but she can't claim that there's no lever to pull to fix the problem when there's always a plug to pull on the whole damn site.
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I still cringe when I pull on too-tight jeans right out of the dryer or have to peel my thighs apart when I stand up from a lounge chair at the pool.
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Falling Mexican and Venezuelan crude production and cuts from producer group OPEC, aimed at tackling a global crude glut, have pinched Gulf Coast supply and increased the pull on Canadian heavy sour barrels.
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Adding all that new real estate as part of your touchscreen also opens up possibilities for the watch as a gaming device, for example a long pull on the slingshot in Angry Birds.
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That might explain why Trebek has such a pull on the popular imagination: He's a man who very publicly does his job competently without making a fuss, the Robert Mueller of game shows.
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For me, that means a tighter camisole that I can try other tops on over, without it looking lumpy, and a wraparound skirt that keep on while I pull on bottoms underneath it.
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Alive today, Bateman would also probably stand at the back of a Trump rally and — if he could find a designer version — pull on a red cap that reads: "Make America Great Again."
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It may be lifelike that the absent woman exerts so much pull on both Marnie and Alice, who have more in common than at first appears; people are always wrestling with the past.
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But Monday's vote is the strongest indication yet that Trump isn't exerting much gravitational pull on his party — that if he loses, the GOP will be able to shake him off with ease.
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I'm curious if the game's use of a disabled character will become a thread for the story to pull on, or if it's merely meant to be an unremarked part of their backstory.
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"On stylistic and even substantive grounds, Trump is arguably exerting more gravitational pull on Democratic politics than the party's most recent president, Barack Obama," John Harris, a founding editor of Politico, recently wrote.
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That chance to share an unseen pain and know there were others like me struggling each day still helps me wake up each morning, pull on my boots and go about my day.
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From the viral "Amazon nightgown" to the pull-on Levi's shoppers can't stop raving about, Amazon customers are always on top of the newest and best styles to buy on the retail giant.
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From replacing their denim with these comfy pull-on jeans to stocking up on these soft, breathable (and cheap!) undies, they're the first to let you in on what you'll feel best in.
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Each of them, in particular Areum, exerts a subtle, centrifugal pull on the film, as if they could break free from Mr. Hong's tight compositions and drawn-out scenes, and somehow start again.
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If you are pre-approved, you can finish the full application online and Petal will do a hard pull on your credit report, which might have a small, temporary effect on your credit.
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Sam Edelman Winona Bootie, available at Nordstrom, $63.98 (originally $159.95) [You save $95.97]With a chunky stacked heel and easy, pull-on style, these Western-inspired booties work for just about any season.
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Without consulting the instructions—I am a man, after all—I try to pull on the shirt and endure a moment of wide-eyed panic as I get stuck halfway through the maneuver.
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As we pull on our stretchiest pants for this season of excess, we have one thing to be very thankful for: Dietary restrictions no longer mean we have to settle for less at Thanksgiving.
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"HBC ... must pull on its real estate levers now to preserve equity value and reassure confidence in its investor base," said M Partners Research analyst Steven Salz in a note to clients on Monday.
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Then she instructed him to use the shoelace to tie the cord about 6 inches from the baby, and asked him to gently pull on the cord to encourage the placenta to come out.
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Dogs that tend to do well on the leash can get by with traditional nylon or leather collars, while dogs that tend to pull on the leash may require a halter or prong collar.
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If they pull on one of these threads as a reason to fire Mueller, I think it will be a political disaster for the president, and I believe it will be a constitutional crisis.
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When the woman suddenly remembered she had a Hawaiian dress in her carry-on bag, she gave it to her daughter to pull on over her shirt and leggings, and they boarded the plane.
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However, this could also indicate drama: Booker's chart shows that both Venus and Mars were retrograde on his birth date, which is very rare; these planets probably have the strongest pull on his psyche.
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There's a lot to pull on there, but I want to stay on the original point, which is this idea that people would be happier if we exploded all of these bullshit jobs overnight.
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It's April Fools' Day, so you're probably devoting more brainpower than you'd care to admit to potential hoaxes that your friends and co-workers – heck, even your favorite news organizations – might pull on you.
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Twice a day, before I walk the dogs, I wash up, pull on medical gloves, try not to touch anything, and descend five flights of stairs onto the street—to avoid contaminating the elevator.
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The Pakistani generals who lamented the war's pull on their country, for instance, feared that Indian dominance of Afghanistan would be worse, so they undermined any tribes thought to be aligned with their adversary.
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Pros: Best for potty training and overnight accidents, easy to pull on and off, cute designs, transitional pants (between diapers and underwear)Cons: Smeared poop accidents, only for the transition between diapers and underwear
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If a mummy starts to chase you, merely pull on a loose end of one of his bandages and spin him like a top, unwinding him until he collapses in a pile of bones.
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I pull on my sneakers, and we all go for an hour and half stroll along the boardwalk at the beach, followed by a swim in the spa of the resort we're staying at.
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Super Bowl LI has nothing to do with the air pressure in footballs, and the N.F.L. commissioner, Roger Goodell, will not pull on a chin strap and play defensive end for the Atlanta Falcons.
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Even the progress currently enjoyed at Yangambi remains tenuous: Congo has yet to break free from over a century of venal misrule, and conflict exerts an almost gravitational pull on parts of the country.
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Essentially, the clumpy gas inside the galaxy has a stronger gravitational pull on itself than the force of the galaxy's rotation or repulsion from stars and supernovae, according to the observations published today in Nature.
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All the matter within them exerts a gravitational pull on all the other matter, and the most efficient way to get the stuff as close together as possible is to arrange it in a sphere.
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The process also needs the cooperation of South Korea and Japan — the former seemingly ready to move much faster than the US toward a peace deal, the latter desperately trying to pull on the reins.
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The show could have gone over the top with the moment, using it to pull on the heartstrings — and I bet a lot of fans would have been happy to see it played that way.
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But it's still important to see a doctor if new floaters arise because the detaching vitreous gel can pull on the retina, causing it to tear, which can lead to retinal detachment, a serious condition.
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Even with the longstanding differences between the rich, the middle class, and the poor in the U.S., the idea of the American middle class has a profound pull on the public imagination in the states.
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Brynne Huffman finally worked up the courage to pull on a pair of shorts while she ran errands in the Texas heat Saturday, only to have another woman body shame her for showing her legs.
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Currently one PRE token buys an advertiser four ad impressions on the platform — which is one lever Presearch will be able to pull on to influence the value of the token as the ecosystem develops.
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The Totally Shaping Pull-on Jeans have claimed the number one best-selling spot in the women's jeans category with over 33,600 five-star reviews — dethroning Signature Levi's previous best-seller, the Modern Skinny Jeans.
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C/OF Chris Herrmann (hamstring) struck out as a pinch-hitter in the 10th inning a few hours after undergoing an MRI after feeling a hamstring pull on a throw from left field Friday night.
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Even though I'd seen a man wearing a similar hat outside, I half-expected to walk into the steam room and be the only person wearing one — a hilarious prank they pull on unsuspecting tourists.
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Gear changes can be fully automatic — there's no clutch to pull on the handlebar, nor is there a foot lever for shifting — or they can be manually actuated by using levers at the left handgrip.
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One dwelt far too long and far too graphically on a certain pen-lodged-in-eyeball scenario; it was clear that she'd seen one firsthand and that the memory still had a pull on her.
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The speeches always pull on the heartstrings too, and if there has been a special tribute to a friend or family member that is no longer with us, it always feels like an incredibly emotional moment.
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In a tweet Wednesday morning, Trump said lower oil prices were a "big tax cut for America and the world" and encouraged Saudi Arabia to pull on its supply-demand levers to push prices even lower.
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We all get its pull on friend groups, we understand why Ryan would be a speaker, and we know just how easy it is to let loose and escape the stress of our everyday lives there.
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So gentlemen, straighten that tie, and ladies, pull on your pantsuit, because when you represent us, we still expect you to both act and dress like you have the fate of the nation in your hands.
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I pull on another pair of socks to ward off the chill I am being forced to endure while I wait to see if the heater I ordered for the winter months will ever be delivered.
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The offerings range from newer establishments such as Milk & Pull on Seneca Avenue, which serves espresso and artisanal doughnuts, to Rudy's Bakery and Cafe, also on Seneca, a German-American bakery that has operated since 217.
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Schmeizer also issued a bold prediction: He believes that traditional brick and mortar mattress shops will eventually be forced to shutter, as online retailers exert a similar pull on the industry as Amazon has on retail.
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Cities like New York, San Francisco, Seattle and Boston exert a strong pull on mobile, highly educated, Democratic-leaning voters, while at the same time stirring resentment in the less prosperous areas those voters leave behind.
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I started wearing my Iron Maiden t-shirts and my Motörhead t-shirts, my hair was as long as it would grow: I would pull on it every day to try and make it grow faster.
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He pauses when asked if it would mean as much to play for Germany, Belgium or England as it would to pull on the green, black and gold of Jamaica, then says he thinks it would.
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"Although the $1,500 mark has exerted a considerable pull on gold in recent weeks, and although gold has found it difficult to detach itself from this threshold, we believe that the gold price is well-supported."
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Every force is an interaction between two objects, so the force with which the head pulls on the feet (Fh–f) is equal to the force with which the feet pull on the head (Ff–h).
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The orb seems to exert a gravitational pull on the array of broad, pinkish, horizontal swipes surrounding it, while rust-colored squiggles appear to escape their orbit and float off the painting's surface, like pieces of collage.
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For those who feel unsettled, or worse, when facing the prospect of being stuck in the house, pull on your snow pants and boots and go ask a neighbor if there's anything you can do for her.
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"It is an honor to represent the USA and all that we stand for – to be able to pull on the red, white and blue to play a game that I love," part of her statement read.
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" This detailed itemization of her personal taste allowed the editors at Vogue to put together a little capsule wardrobe for Manning prior to her release, consisting of "featherweight knits, pull-on trousers, yoga pants, [and] backless mules.
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Pull on your commenting pants because I'm going to offer up some wild speculation coupled with real-world experience to come to a conclusion that some of you might find ludicrous and others will find just weird.
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I splash my face with cold water, pull on random workout clothes that don't match very well, and head into the kitchen to get some coffee that I made the night before and chilled in the fridge.
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"They are a 1-2 punch and they are having a gravitational pull on the rest of the field," said Adam Green, co-founder of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee (PCCC), an advocacy group that supports Warren.
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Billy Williams, an administrator at the church, told The Times that as many as 10 people were inside the building when a church member became alarmed after allegedly seeing Bush aggressively pull on the church's front doors.
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The addition of the asymmetrical bike lane required a counterweight, which would increase the load on the bridge cables, which would pull on the deck, which therefore had to be built stiffer to resist the stronger pull.
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Dobraszczyk recognizes that the art he's discussing often comes from mass media, that fantasy world-building has a special pull on the public imagination, and that it's best to discuss its implications in easy-to-grasp terms.
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Other homeowners might be more inclined, as is Rake's good-for-nothing brother-in-law, to pull on their white hoods and attend a meeting of the local Klan klavern in the basement of the Congregational church.
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Inside, with my toes on a space heater, I could survey the sky, and whenever a vague shimmer appeared through the window, pull on my boots and coat, and crunch through the snow onto the frozen river.
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With Messer having a significant pull on the bill's survival, the extension of the BSA could be an easy win for the congressman who's had trouble stepping out of the shadow of his predecessor, Vice President Mike Pence.
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Simply put, you're looking for a pair of shoes that isn't tricky to pull on and off, gives you plenty of support and looks cute on any occasion (you never know when the airline will lose your luggage).
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I curl my hair, pull on my favorite black jeans and slinky black tank, and take a selfie and send it to B. I am going to be the awkward seventh wheel tonight since B. is at work.
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Otherwise if you pull on the lever and on the other side of that lever it's only fixing the addiction problem or you're only trying to fix the polarization problem, we're not going to get changed fast enough.
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Donald Trump is caught in a push-pull on new details of John F. Kennedy's assassination, jammed between students of the killing who want every scrap of information and intelligence agencies that are said to be counseling restraint.
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Tim Cook could pull on some faded jeans, lace up a pair of white New Balance sneakers, slip into a black mock turtle neck, walk out on stage this September and reinvent the smartphone category all over again.
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Though the temptation of a resounding victory may pull on Mr. Johnson's vanity, the risk of a disastrous rout from a split base, handing Downing Street to Jeremy Corbyn and shattering the Tories, will surely be too great.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Higher prices in restaurants and cafes as well as rents and cigarette prices pushed up euro zone inflation in September, data showed on Monday, offsetting the downward pull on the index from cheap fuel and gas prices.
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Facebook-owned Instagram is limiting the amount of data that developers can pull on users, but some businesses have found a simple workaround: Get a bot army to "read" public social media data just as any human would do.
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Andja is of Bosnian-Serb descent, while Petar's family has roots in Ukraine, which even now, more than 100 years after the last Hemon left Galicia with a steel plow in hand, exerts an implacable pull on Petar's heart.
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The goal is basically I use the narrative arc of my discoveries, so I'm Jimmy Stewart, this is Rear Window, I see something that looks like a crime scene, I pull on the thread without any idea what's going on.
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Caselden calls his sessions "magnetic sound baths" as they incorporate his specially designed technology: the electroacoustic sculptures, constructed of wood and strung like traditional acoustic instruments, move autonomously once switched on, generating magnetic fields that push and pull on the strings.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Fuel distributors in the U.S. Northeast are preparing for an uncertain heating oil season this winter, with some locking in additional contracts, as upcoming global sulfur regulations are due to pull on distillate fuel demand, market participants said.
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The conclusion of her storyline in Season 6 would be painful regardless — it's a horrific bait-and-switch to pull on anyone — but it's all the more devastating because of how much we've grown to care about her over the years.
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Seemingly a pro after attending 18 Gathering of the Juggalos, she can rattle off all the cities — Novi, Toledo, Peoria, Garrettsville, Pataskala, Cave-in-Rock, that place near Columbus, then Oklahoma — in one breath, before taking a pull on a cigarette.
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Fitbit has gained some ground back recently — but to really reassert itself at the top, the company will need to find to turn the tide against Apple, whose wearable has a gravitational pull on the market that is strong, and growing.
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It's a heartbreaking scene to see the young Kate pull on her dad's T-shirt (which he convinces her to wear by telling her it's magic), when earlier that day she was strutting around the pool, pretending to be a model.
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There is no through line here, nothing really you can pull on that these ladies share in common save for the fact that they are women, who greedily take up 94 of the top 100 oldest people of all time spots.
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In other words, the difference in the black hole's gravitational pull on the near and far sides of the star, along with the inertial pull as the star swings around the black hole, stretches the star out into a stream.
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Carven Pull-on Waistcoat in Ottoman with Embroidery "Mini Blason C," $507, available at Carven; Araks Enil bikini bottom, $105, available at Araks; Eres One-piece Triangle Swimsuit, $506, available at Eres; Karla Colletto swim brief; Off White T-shirt.
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We all have that favorite pair of jeans we pull on when we have three minutes to run out the door, the ones we trust wholeheartedly for their form-flattering shape, comfort, and the casual cool we exude while wearing them.
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After a week spent casing the joint, they pull on balaclavas and stride into the store with toy guns (a scene that, even using fake revolvers, feels slightly tone-deaf given recent events) and demand the stash from the vault.
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Some fresh graduates say they have little interest in living or working in the industrial park atmosphere of Sorrento Valley, where less costly rents have exerted a strong pull on tech companies ever since Qualcomm set up shop there in 1985.
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You can use a paring knife to cut through the skin that connects the legs to the body, then just press down and pull on the thighs until you hear them pop out of their sockets and lie flat. Easy.
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So here's a tip for the next pop star who decides to pull on a fringed jacket and learn line-dancing: don't just casually dip your toes into a genre that has produced some of the greatest American songwriting ever.
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Particularly after the watershed election of 1994, when many longtime conservative Democratic seats turned into relatively safe Republican seats, a new generation of conservative lawmakers and a newly assertive party leadership exerted a hard-right pull on the Republican Party.
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They are easy to get on and off as they are structured with a zipper, because the first response wasn't to make them some stretchy hybrid fabric you have to weirdly pull on and off and hope for the best.
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The Toronto Raptors, less than 48 hours removed from winning their first N.B.A. championship, were still partying in Las Vegas on Saturday when LeBron James, in his own incomparable way, broadcast his gravitational pull on the rest of the league.
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Over the past few decades, astronomers have tallied up all the things that could be pulling and pushing on the Local Group — nearby galaxy clusters, superclusters, walls of clusters and cosmic voids that exert a non-negligible gravitational pull on our own neighborhood.
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"It's been no secret that we've had a lot of distractions, both good and bad... with everything that's happened in the last couple of months it has been a big pull on a lot of the players," said co-captain Megan Rapinoe.
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Since we covered the retail giant's best-selling jeans in August — which happen to be this pair of $25 Levi's pull-on jeans — PEOPLE readers have purchased thousands of pairs, and the number of five-star reviews has shot up to over 2,100.
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The film, based on the New York Times best-selling book, is certain to pull on your heartstrings, and there's a world in which this possible crowd-pleaser follows in the footsteps of 2009's surprise Best Picture nominee The Blind Side. —J.
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Details: Here in Iowa, you can see this happening in real time: The state's 19 "micropolitans" — population centers outside the gravitational pull of any big city, which exercise their own pull on smaller communities in their own region — are shrinking and aging.
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NEW YORK, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Fuel distributors in the U.S. Northeast are preparing for an uncertain heating oil season this winter, with some locking in additional contracts, as upcoming global sulfur regulations are due to pull on distillate fuel demand, market participants said.
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But when it gets removed, "we very rarely have to do anything more than just gently pull on the strings," says Shree Chanchani, MD, a gynecologist and clinical assistant professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at NYU Langone Medical Center.
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They come with an opportunity to earn a sign-up-style bonus without a new pull on your creditWeigh the annual fee for the upgraded card against your current fee and see if you'll get enough benefits to make it worth accepting.
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On Saturday, Rebecca Schneid plans to pull on her sneakers, sling a camera over her shoulder and march down Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington with thousands of other students demanding an end to the gun violence that has cut through so many American communities.
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The new swim options follow Nike's release of a performance hijab for Muslim women athletes in 2017, which featured a single-layer pull-on design made from lightweight polyester in dark, neutral colors with tiny holes that make the fabric breathable and opaque.
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The gravitational forces from the black holes pull on these stars and make them change their orbit; in other words, after one revolution around the supermassive black hole pair, a star will not go exactly back to the point at which it began.
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The average human head weighs between 10 and 12 pounds, and when we bend our neck to text or check Facebook, the gravitational pull on our head and the stress on our neck increases to as much as 60 pounds of pressure.
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After a quick hop in your ship and a few scans with your translator, and a threaded map of "rumors" is added to your ship's computer, and you'll spend the bulk of the game choosing which of these threads to pull on.
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"The brown dwarf was effectively hidden by the dust until we looked with the right instrument, but when we observed SDSS 1557 in detail we recognised the brown dwarf's subtle gravitational pull on the white dwarf," study co-author Steven Parsons said in the statement.
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So put down the Hallmark card and pull on your hiking boots... Read These Stories Next:Here's Where Moms Can Eat For Free This Mother's DayThese Mother-Daughter Duos Are Food Industry Power PlayersYou Can Still Get A Mother's Day Brunch Reservation At These NYC Restaurants
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The president has greater powers to shield from Congress his conversations with close aides, as well as greater pull on the loyalties of potential witnesses, who have already begun to indicate they cannot simply defy White House orders like others who have already testified.
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" Bezos is known to pull on the profit lever one quarter, only to plow money back into the company and post a loss the next, said Victor Anthony, managing director and internet media equity analyst at Axiom Capital Management, Friday on CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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"When interest rates were 15 percent with [Paul] Volcker, you know, it was an enormous gravitational pull on all assets, not just stocks," Buffett said — referring to a period of time during Volcker's time as Fed chairman, a post he held from 1979 to 1987.
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And while there's tons of beloved denim on the site (PEOPLE readers are particularly obsessed with these super comfy pull-on jeans), only one pair of jeans have been crowned as "the perfect-fit jeans for her": the Levi's 721 High-Rise Skinny Jean.
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Days after the country's first case was confirmed, he said, he was instructed to pull on a protective suit, goggles and a face mask and nudged inside the coronavirus isolation unit, alone and without any specialist training, to deep clean for the next 30 minutes.
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Even without a Bannon-like figure consciously shaping policy, Trumpism still exerts a gravitational pull on the Republican Party, because its broad outlines are actually popular in a way that the austerian elements of the overlapping Ryan and Tea Party agendas never really were.
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It may drop a few points when you initially open the card — because the hard inquiry a credit issuer will pull on your credit report does have a small effect on your score — but it will rebound quickly if you make on-time payments.
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That said, "Hamlet" is a play that exerts a strange pull on a lot of movie and television stars (Benedict Cumberbatch, David Tennant, Jude Law, Ethan Hawke), and it's a role just about any classically trained actor and plenty of actresses have dreamed of playing.
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He sums up the impact in his new book, Beaten Down, Worked Up: The Past, Present, and Future of American Labor: Globalization has thrown workers into direct competition with lower-wage workers in China, Mexico, India, and other countries, exerting a downward pull on pay.
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But there's also a sense of exhaustion that settles over the proceedings, particularly in the second installment, as every single thing that happens in the Obama presidency is neatly reframed by right-wing pundits as some outrageous scam liberals are trying to pull on the American public.
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As the July 2000 runoff nears, there's a bigger battle going on in the GOP race for governor that doesn't revolve around guns or immigration, but on another issue that could have an even greater pull on Republican voters: the depth of their loyalty to Trump.
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When I pull on its rubber band, meant to hold the lid down when pulled over the hook on its base, I'm worried I might pull it out, snap the tab, or otherwise damage the only method I have of keeping it shut in my bag.
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It makes fishing my slippery, glass-backed iPhone out of my pocket a little easier by giving me a guide wire to pull on, and there's the unlikely, last-chance backup that the headphone cord may save my phone in the event that I drop it.
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Sure those products heat via convection instead of roasting a ceramic chamber, they're much easier to pull on, and the clouds they produce are enough to fishbowl someone sitting with you, but for nearly half the price the Grenco G Pen Elite is a fantastic deal.
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"When you're competing against 10 other offers, you have to stand out, so sometimes a letter to the sellers can pull on the emotional heartstrings, but really it's all about the dollars," said Karen Kelly, a real estate agent with Compass in the Washington, D.C., area.
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Snowe Bathrobe Alternative: Parachute Classic Bathrobe I hate to say it, but as I've mentioned in my full review, I'll pull on this fluffy, luxurious Snowe robe after a shower and settle into bed for a few Netflix episodes before doing my nightly routine in earnest.
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Here are three core pillars for local leaders and the company itself to consider: Use Amazon to seed the next Amazon, and build wealth among local entrepreneurs Amazon's presence will have a gravitational pull on other companies, spin off new businesses, and create demand for local suppliers.
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Widows of two of the Soviet sportspeople portrayed in the film - the coach and a star player - have complained it invents numerous episodes to pull on people's heart strings, while a small minority of critics have condemned it as Soviet-style propaganda likely to boost burgeoning anti-Americanism.
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In the past, California has exerted something like a gravitational pull on the rest of the United States; in both legislation and civil liberties, where the Golden State goes — with its 12 percent of the U.S. population and 14 percent of the country's GDP — the U.S. has often followed.
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Weeks before the premiere airs, the costars-turned-best friends spoke with Glamour UK for the publication's Spring/Summer 2019 issue and dished on their real-life love for one another, as well as the "sneaky" (and intimate!) on-set prank they pull on the cast and crew.
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And although Justice Gorsuch clerked for Justice Anthony Kennedy, his views so far already suggest that he is not speaking with the same kind of moderate voice as Kennedy, indicating that he is likely to exert a strong conservative pull on the Supreme Court for many years to come.
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PSG coach Unai Emery said his side had been unfortunate and criticized referee Gianluca Rocchi for awarding Real a penalty for Giovani Lo Celso's shirt pull on Toni Kroos and not penalizing Sergio Ramos when Rabiot's shot hit the Madrid captain's arm in the area in the second half.
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Before this final stretch on our seven-day hike to Africa's highest peak, we fuel up with a light breakfast at our base camp, and pull on all of our warmest layers that we still can manage to move in — a mix of thermal, down, fleece, and Gore-Tex.
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My ticket tells me fancy dress is encouraged, but I don't have time to call my hairdresser for a quick "Rachel" so when the day comes, I pull on a cropped furry cardigan over my long-sleeve shirt, apply some lip gloss, and decide I'm good to go.
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It's unclear whether she realizes how Gardner himself has a pull on Will, but the episode then cuts to a scene of the two men having passionate sex, which is yet another link back to the Watchmen comics where Hooded Justice and Captain Metropolis' queerness was present, but subtextual.
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"We put our head and arms into a shirt or pull on pants without a thought to the complex nature of our interactions with the clothing," the authors write in the study, the details of which will be presented at the SIGGRAPH Asia 2018 conference on computer graphics in December.
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Not so much a crypto war then, but a continual arms race between technology services and a powerful industrial surveillance complex that evidently still has a huge pull on the political strings in countries like the U.S. There is a very long history of U.S. government agencies seeking to perforate encryption.
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It's presented as a cheery team-building exercise, and it's clearly symbolic to them, but there's endless discomfort in the scenes where people act as if it's perfectly normal to pull on a rope that disappears into inky blackness, with a sense of a monumental unseen presence on the other end.
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The first one was I kept saying that the oil and gas decline wasn't going to affect us as much because we were more mid and downstream, that this was going to put more money in consumers' pockets, which meant more spending, better economy, more pull on mid and downstream products.
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But pilots would have needed to know that MCAS existed, that it had unusual power to force the plane down and that "a hard pull on the yoke" would no longer turn off the automatic trim that uses MCAS, John Hansman, an aeronautics professor at MIT, said in an interview.
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The driver, reacting in a cat-like manner as if he'd been waiting all his life for someone to test him, responds to the aforementioned spitting, also known as the most sus, dirty, unparalleled move to pull on another human, by promptly chasing him out of the vehicle and tackling him.
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After my husband has left to take our 10- and 4-year-old sons to school, I pull on two pairs of running pants, two old, knitted wool hats, two thin jackets, a thick pair of mittens, slather my face in shea butter and then I go out into the weather.
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"Either way, job growth north of 150k is still enough to put continued downward pull on the unemployment rate and Friday's estimate is for a one tenth decline to 4.3% which would match the lowest level since 2001 and more reason for [quantitative tightening] to start in September," Boockvar said.
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Ultimately, I'm willing to pay a little bit more if need be — and even have my tinted moisturizer look a little less preternaturally luminescent — if that means I don't have to pull on reading glasses and pull up Google every time I buy something new just in case it's laced with carcinogens.
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Hadid went out with her friends in a Alessandra Rich blue tracksuit complete with bejeweled zipper pull on Friday, later changing into a built-in corset pencil skirt, windowpane plaid duster, pristine white sneakers, and a furry beret to give the entire ensemble just a hint of Clueless-era je ne sais quoi.
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"In the past two presidential contests, the Republican ticket's downward pull on the party's Senate candidates was pronounced," he wrote in a Wall Street Journal op-ed, noting that Senate Republican incumbents lost in New Hampshire and Oregon in 2008 despite running ahead of their presidential nominee, John McCainJohn Sidney McCainFighter pilot vs.
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And considering the jeans with the zipper that opens on the butt, the pull-on thigh-high boots that double as pants, the $1,100 version of a shopping bag that came free with any purchase, and the designer dupe of IKEA's FRAKTA carryall he designed as creative director at Balenciaga — we get it.
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller has other threads to pull on as well, including the many lies told by Trump associates to both Congress and law enforcement and ties between the Trump Organization and the Russian government during the 2016 campaign, which we know more about thanks to court filings made by Mueller's team on Friday.
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Despite how much she tried, Mackey was unable to pull Riordan back in, and the upper-half of her body remained outside for an estimated five to 10 minutes before Shults and Ellisor were able to descend the aircraft, which lessened the pull on Riordan and allowed two men to retrieve her from the window.
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I always have this idea that I'm going to make a record that can pull on the threads and make the connections, and make the distance slightly less between Kris Kristofferson and Sun Ra. Name two people—it doesn't matter who the people are—[and] you can pull the chords and make those distances less.
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This is the stunt that Odeum in Santa Clara, California tried to pull on its customers between October 2014 and March 2016, which was a hell of a long time to be pretending that tilapia was the pricier fish, and also suggests that diners, when it came down to it, couldn't really tell the difference.
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The Amazon Essentials Skinny Stretch Pull-On Knit Jegging rose in sales over 3 million percent overnight, which not only bumped them up to the number one best-selling leggings across all of Amazon (not an easy task to achieve!), but also the second overall best-selling clothing item on the retail giant's site.
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He (and this giant sound snob would have to be a man, in pull-on boots) would perhaps linger longest over the steampunk components and curiosities to be found in a spacious loft on the top floor of an industrial building in Dumbo—the showroom of Oswalds Mill Audio, and the lair of its principal and founder, Jonathan Weiss.
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Stroukova skips over the whys of beard jewelry and focuses on the hows: A typical hairpin or barrette can pull on a beard and slides out too easily, she found, so the former industrial designer spent over a year testing what seemed like a zillion clips, closures, and even magnets (those ripped out hairs during trials).
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The most visually stylish entry is Mariama Diallo's horror film parody "Hair Wolf," the winner in the United States fiction category, in which a hair salon that primarily caters to African-Americans is visited by a white woman hungry to go viral on Instagram; she appears to exert a bewitching, psychological pull on some of those present.
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"The economy is growing close to 3 percent even before the stimulus from tax reform, inflation has moved away from last year's low levels, which was due to a number of one-off negative shocks, and we expect the upward cyclical pull on inflation from tight labor markets to increasingly outweigh structural downward pressure from factors such as technology," Tan added.
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Here are the best cloth diapers:Best cloth diapers overall: GroVia Hybrid Reusable Baby Cloth DiapersBest budget cloth diapers: OsoCozy PrefoldsBest high-end cloth diapers: Charlie Banana One-Size DiaperBest cloth diapers for toilet training: Super Undies Pull-On Undies 2.0Best all-in-one cloth diapers: BumGenius Freetime All-In-One Snap ClosureUpdated on 1/16/2020 by Lisa Sabatini: Updated prices, links, and text.
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That was the sound of the fashion industry finally releasing the breath that had been bated since August, when it was announced that Raf Simons, beloved for resetting the dial on Jil Sander and Christian Dior, had been named chief creative officer of Calvin Klein and suddenly the hope that sportswear could once again exert a magnetic pull on the world seemed within reach.
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"I always have this idea that I'm going to make a record that can pull on the threads and make the connections, and make the distance slightly less between Kris Kristofferson and Sun Ra." Over a career that's spanned nearly three decades, he's made it his goal to seamlessly tie such disparate influences together, as though he were challenging himself to bring something into the world that we haven't heard before.
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And the fact that "populism" or "Trumpism" — like "compassionate" or "big government" conservatism before it — exerts an inevitable pull on Republican administrations and majorities is a sign that a Trumpian or George W. Bushian mix of cultural conservatism and economic populism is in fact the natural basis for an American center-right majority, resisted only by a Republican ideological apparatus that persists in believing in a limited-government ideal so fine no actual government can implement it.
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"As you know the Governors Awards are a chance for the Academy to recognize unique achievements across an artist's whole body of work, because [throwing his arm out demonstratively] Jackie Chan, the man that puts the 'Chan' in 'Chan-Tastic,' because he has worked mostly in martial arts films and action comedies, two genres that have been, for some reason, shall we say, historically underrepresented at the Oscars, a fact that will change if I have any pull on the board of Governors," Hanks said, garnering laughs from the crowd.
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So when interest rates were 2100% with Volcker you know it was an enormous gravitational pull on the value of all assets, not just stocks because an investment is something where you lay out money now to get more money later on and if you can get 2400% it makes the choices way different than if you get zero so and we've had low interest rates now for longer than most people expected and to some extent its changed peoples expectancy about interest rates while the 215 year bond reflects peoples view of 003 year money.
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Here's where we are right now: spend thousands on a high-end PC and a thousand more on a head-mounted display; if you want to walk around, find a wide open area in your house or, worse, a giant 360° treadmill; if you're going to be in a cockpit, sit in a dynamic feedback chair; equip yourself with a haptic response vest; set up motion tracking for your hands with something like Leap Motion; and finally pull on the temperature response gloves and maybe, just maybe, you'll feel like you're really there for an hour or so.
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