It's sick, like pulling off a scab; it's also familiar, like pulling off a scab.
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Beating a boss almost feels like pulling off complex choreography.
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The problem is that pulling off a boycott isn't easy.
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Big credit to Deddeh for pulling off all those looks.
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So, cheers to Angela Magana for pulling off the impossible.
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As Lonnie was pulling off, Naquin was yelling, 'It's yours.
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And pulling off the singing is icing on the cake.
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What's the secret to pulling off such a demanding schedule?
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There was another crucial step in pulling off this illusion.
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I am careful not to be the effusive dad in the stands yelling to his 5-year-old that he is pulling off the fastball, even if he actually is pulling off the fastball.
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Schumer's secret to pulling off so many looks in one day?
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Pulling off both of those objectives is a huge policy hurdle.
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Pulling off remote code execution, however, might just get you paid.
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Check. Pulling off all-black everything in the dead of summer?
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But that hasn't stopped Mancia from pulling off sick skateboarding tricks.
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That doesn't mean that Hangzhou isn't pulling off a successful event.
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Great job at pulling off an artistic and safe senior prank!
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So, what's the key to pulling off all things intentionally oversized?
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Massive props (theater pun!) to everyone backstage pulling off this magic.
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It's not something I'm pulling off the shelf all the time.
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Oh, and Slack is pulling off its direct listing on June 20th.
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Creating and pulling off a grownup-looking apartment isn't easy — or cheap.
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He's built a name for himself by pulling off what seemed impossible.
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For once, SpaceX is just pulling off a regular old rocket launch.
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He decided to go and ended up pulling off a daring rescue.
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It's too bad, because she is more than pulling off the look.
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The trick to pulling off this tomboyish trend: wear it in moderation.
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"The key to pulling off slouchy style is... "Keeping your layers loose.
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So, kudos to the President for pulling off foreign policy like that.
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Yet the new group has a chance of pulling off something spectacular.
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Mike is actually happy after pulling off his heist against the Salamancas.
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Timing likely played a role in Lester successfully pulling off this stream.
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It's a much better experience overall for pulling off special moves vs.
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Pulling off these softer silhouettes today requires a similar gutsiness, says Nicholson.
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She got needle-stuck once when she was pulling off a pillowcase.
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Two days after pulling off a surprise primary win over longtime Rep.
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Pulling off a triple play is a fairly rare occurence in baseball.
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Were you worried about pulling off the latter when going into filming?
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"This is my favorite," he said, pulling off a leaf of papalo.
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Democrats have their eye on pulling off upsets across Texas in 2020.
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Pulling off a story that deconstructs fantasy tropes sounds hard enough in itself.
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Don't worry: pulling off this style isn't as intimidating as it may seem.
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Thornton even demonstrates this fact by easily pulling off the entire oven door.
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One of the most challenging aspects of pulling off Thanksgiving dinner is timing.
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The secret to pulling off a matchy-matchy look is subtlety, he says.
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Pulling off a dramatic cat-eye is just the icing on the cake.
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It's a feat that other states would have a harder time pulling off.
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The delight Keneally took in pulling off this trick shows on every page.
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He was wearing only wet boxer briefs after pulling off his wet suit.
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As a producer, what was the hardest part of pulling off this series?
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Analysts have largely praised the move as pulling off a tough balancing act.
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Can't blame Quavo ... Karrueche looked damn fine, even pulling off highlighter yellow. HBD.
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Pulling off the same creative trick twice is notoriously burdensome, and occasionally impossible.
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This, he says, is a key to successfully pulling off a counter-offer.
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Unless you're a pro makeup artist, pulling off It's Pennywise is a laudable feat.
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Ahead, her six expert tips to pulling off your next big gathering with ease.
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"Confidence is the first step in pulling off a blunt, short bob," Parizot says.
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So what's your advice for pulling off the perfect Sheriff Hopper costume this Halloween?
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Maybe reconnecting with an old friend or pulling off an important project at work.
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After pulling off the most physically demanding concert in Gaga history, she deserved it.
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So what's the one thing that you're proudest of pulling off in this film?
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Pulling off an armed standoff with the federal government can be damn hard work.
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Private commercial banks would have a very hard time pulling off such a feat.
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But political observers say they find Trump pulling off a victory hard to believe.
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Mr. Morrissey is not sure if party leadership is capable of pulling off either.
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But who would be capable of pulling off such activity in the autocratic country?
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But, oh, man, after pulling off their most dramatic ninth-inning comeback in their postseason history, the Cubs are going to need a few days just to sooth their nerves, pulling off a zany 6-5 victory over the San Francisco Giants.
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They're probably the two best examples ever of successfully pulling off the double man-braid.
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Director David Leitch knows a little something about pulling off action on the big screen.
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Pulling off a study this long, complex, and expensive was a feat, other researchers said.
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But with Destiny 2, you'll be pulling off scout rifle headshots better than ever before.
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Doug Jones's (D-Ala.) chances of pulling off an already unlikely reelection win next year.
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Being this well-connected can certainly help when pulling off a dubious scheme this complex.
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A series is in some respects more difficult than pulling off two-hour film, however.
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Putin's aim with Europe seems to be pulling off the weak nations one by one.
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There, in the near-distance, trains pulling off to Slough and beyond slice the skyline.
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She paired the look with an Adidas tank, pulling off a look similar to Hadid's.
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The spider isn't teleporting, of course, but it is pulling off something almost as improbable.
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Andover, Massachusetts-based Casa Systems had a tough time pulling off its IPO this week.
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Now it appears the guy was just interested in pulling off a Bachelor-worthy date.
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What's the point of pulling off a heist if you can't have a little fun?
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Like Gone Girl, the novel deserves praise for pulling off a tricky plot with nuance.
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They include things like writing a novel, raising children or pulling off a charity project.
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Maybe he's just not someone who is capable of pulling off the campaign he needed.
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Pulling off his shirt, they found a two-kilogram bomb strapped to his skinny frame.
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These would be in-game rewards for players pulling off a set number of objectives.
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Recently, videos of Ariana juggling and pulling off impressive tricks went viral on social media.
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Vows Jonathan Hodge has a reputation for pulling off small miracles on the basketball court.
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Five million lines of code Pulling off a technical feat like "Rise" is unsurprisingly difficult.
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Amanda posted video Friday of Christopher Robinson pulling off a proposal that included special effects.
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Mysteriously, the city approval came, and Trump later bragged to me about pulling off the deception.
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And, like many things he has no business pulling off, Healy does it while oozing charisma.
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Clinton's task on Monday will be to stop Trump's spinners from pulling off a similar coup.
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Clay hurts his wrist pulling off a touchdown, and all the men seem upset about it.
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And let's not forget Princess Charlotte, 3, who is pulling off her own chic royal rewear.
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Rene Thomas was the last Frenchman to win the race, pulling off a victory in 1914.
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But Democrats remain cautiously hopeful about pulling off another upset in the Deep South, after Sen.
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With the acquisition, Social Capital is pulling off perhaps the highest profile SPAC deal to date.
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That said, the current setup is still quite capable of pulling off some cool depth tricks.
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Dion then proved that she's one of the best at pulling off a chic power suit.
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Ryan's clap score: 4 CLAPS for successfully pulling off a clap that looked kind of normal.
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Pulling off a trade, however, could be difficult, as the value of those assets has depreciated.
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The drills Judge worked on were meant to help him keep from pulling off the ball.
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"Musk might be pulling off one of the most brilliant moves in automotive history," he says.
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The White House faces another big test this weekend: pulling off the annual Easter Egg Roll.
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Every risk you take is trailed by dread, but pulling off a successful hit feels incredible.
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The protesters took him outside, pulling off his clothes and dragging him bleeding through the streets.
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But even pulling off a release like that isn't as easy as it used to be.
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They weren't pulling off some elaborate ruse or looking for the clerical equivalent of a bathhouse.
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She's the ManWith social media, pulling off a sibling swap like this would be a lot harder.
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None of his is enough for the safe money to get behind Clemson pulling off an upset.
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Cambridge says that security footage of the heist caught a couple of employees pulling off the job.
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Yet, certain clues hint pulling off this assassination will actually be much harder than anyone would expect.
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Pulling off this scene in a way that evokes empathy rather than cringing is no small feat.
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For some people, the mids and highs might be bulky for pulling off a laid back look.
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As Tywin told Jaime, there are only three living smiths capable of pulling off such a feat.
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As a result, its model gives Mr Trump a relatively higher chance of pulling off an upset.
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His body language is sharp, pulling off elaborate and creative acts of violence with machine-like precision.
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After pulling off a top knot on Thursday, she let her hair fall loose in romantic waves.
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Pulling off a personal change and what looks like some form of contrition is hard in politics.
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It is hard to see his rather less illustrious successors pulling off this tempting but difficult trick.
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That could leave T-Mobile and Sprint with only a narrow pathway to pulling off the deal.
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Since pulling off this one of this year's biggest upsets during primary season when she unseated Rep.
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After pulling off a low-key proposal, Pete Davidson is in engagement bliss with fiancée Ariana Grande.
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In the batting cage, if he felt he was pulling off the ball, he would close up.
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Raúl Juliá passed away before they could record him pulling off any of M. Bison's signature moves.
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Call it gravitas, call it whatever, but it was something he was uniquely capable of pulling off.
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It's like pulling off the great scam of actually having fun and giving something while doing it.
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But on the days it goes well, it feels like pulling off a quiet and unlikely heist.
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To the optimists, Tesla began 2500 on strong footing after pulling off an impressive comeback last year.
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Even butchering a more difficult jump can get you more points than pulling off an easier move.
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This must mean the Chief Whip (party organiser) is confident of pulling off a choreographed show of loyalty.
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Role reversal But Trump was not the only politician pulling off a role reversal toward the gay community.
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Santos lost the fight via split decision -- but knows how close he came to pulling off the upset.
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Other cash prizes will be given for pulling off special tasks, such as visiting an Apollo landing site.
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The first step to pulling off the scene was figuring out just how to render Deadpool's growing legs.
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Expect your Twitter and Instagram feeds to be full of people pulling off wild tricks and stylish kills.
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Central banks pulling off the breaks and pumping the accelerator is supposed to be good news for equities.
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It mostly gets there, pulling off all the expected story beats without any huge hiccups along the way.
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Pulling off any of these Cardi looks means committing to details like hair, tattoos, and a baby bump.
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Congrats to the latest Stars Hollow couple, and props to Sebastian for pulling off the smoothest of moves.
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For those who don't understand, pulling off that feat was just as miraculous as successfully separating conjoined twins.
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And anyone who thinks Mayweather is REALLY going to retire after pulling off that stunt is dead wrong.
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And I imagine that was a benefit to Peter as he was planning and pulling off this conspiracy.
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They wanted someone who could play hardball since they were far from certain of pulling off a victory.
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So you heard it here from me first: Congratulations Trump staffers for pulling off the Easter Egg Roll!
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A Detroit based radio station on Thursday said it was pulling off the rapper's songs following his comments.
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Merely pulling off the bombings was a logistical feat that calls into question the effectiveness of Syria's defenses.
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The Ocean's films are about swanky people pulling off heists, each for his or her own personal reason.
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Anybody can look smokin' naked, but pulling off this edgy look takes more than confidence — it takes attitude.
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In the course of pulling off the heist, Austin was forced to bamboozle a gentleman banker named Col.
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Pulling off something on the scale of the Depression-era public works programs would be no small feat.
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In Texas, he upset the pundit establishment by pulling off a dramatic victory against Sanders and Massachusetts Sen.
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The character has a lot to handle: stealing, making escapes, pulling off new identities, even enduring sexual assault.
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But it also makes the familiar strange, creating a Brechtian alienation that few movies succeed in pulling off.
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But pulling off the acquisition of 21st Century Fox dwarfs those deals and will create complex integration challenges.
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But imagine pulling off such an upset that the Olympic organizers don't even have your national anthem available.
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The US also has legal restrictions in place against the government easily pulling off such a communications shutdown.
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In fact, the good doctor dropped some knowledge on us about the dangers of pulling off the stunt.
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For TKO Studios, she wrote The Banks, about three generations of black women pulling off a revenge heist.
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Pulling off a summit meeting by June 12 will require a herculean focus on all kinds of details.
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One woman clutched Nancy Pelosi's memoir and another wore a fez, which she was very much pulling off.
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Every risk you take is trailed by worry and dread, but pulling off a successful hit feels incredible.
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The upshot: Pulling off an independent bid is still technically possible, but doing so would be extremely difficult.
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"I finally found a good rhythm to keep me composed, to keep from pulling off the ball," Duffey said.
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The trickiest part of pulling off this sort of move is doing it without hurting your most vulnerable citizens.
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We've learned the surveillance video shows 3 guys in hoodies climbing over a balcony and pulling off the heist.
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It was perhaps inevitable that pulling off the biggest I.P.O. in history would be a long and difficult task.
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Pulling off the ultimate flex, they ignored the VMAs completely, running their own BTS Music Video Awards on Twitter.
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It helps that he is an effective campaigner, as he showed when pulling off an unexpected victory in 2015.
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Watch the pro's How It's Done video above for her fool-proof tips for pulling off the bold look.
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The secrets to pulling off this "soft yet sophisticated" updo is prep, placement, and those "flirty" face-framing pieces.
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We're still years out from a fleet of spacecraft that are truly capable of pulling off an interstellar voyage.
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It's possible Andre and Dawson are pulling off something similar — and we're not the only ones who think so.
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If enough of their past evangelical backers stick with Trump, he can prevent Cruz from pulling off an upset.
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But chopping up these creatures while they're still alive, pulling off their skin and watching them scream in agony?
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Pulling off this big score is thus couched as a test of whether they can break that ostensible curse.
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And Gillespie has experience running in tough races after coming unexpectedly close to pulling off an upset against Sen.
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It's no surprise that both girls excel in pulling off prints — their mother is a seasoned pro as well.
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There is no one to consult before pulling off the road at a thatched-roof village, or a graveyard.
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That leap may be analogous to pulling off the installation in Rio, amid an Olympics unusually besieged with problems.
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Buoyed by the audacity of a dare they were pulling off, the players seemed to catch a second wind.
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Step up your game, couples: you'll have a hard time pulling off a wedding shoot hotter than this one.
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In 2016, Mr. Trump won it by nearly a 2-to-1 margin, pulling off a 22-point swing.
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Overall, Munster guesses that Tesla has a one in three chance of pulling off privatization at $420 per share.
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I got caught up in his lifestyle, and soon we were pulling off "honey traps" whenever we needed cash.
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However, the deception of simplicity is real, and Cemetery Walk ends up pulling off something quite small yet profound.
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Before he came to visit in Japan, Spears shared an adorable video of the duo pulling off a dance move.
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Were the thieves planning to hit a shipment of expensive paintings next, pulling off an art heist of historic proportions?
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She knows exactly what she's doing as she slays a look that us mortals could only dream to pulling off.
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And as any woman who lived through the '80s can tell you, pulling off blue shadow is no easy feat.
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Her partner, Andrew Veyette, had one of his ragged nights, pulling off the hard stuff and leaving the rest untucked.
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In his free time, William imparted certain "skills" to his son, like pulling off insurance scams and filing false accounts.
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I was nowhere near pulling off a low hover, a move that looks simple but requires extraordinary coordination and concentration.
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Pulling off a JFK hit and keeping it secret this long would be the mark of an incredibly competent plot.
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S1mple pulled out all the stops, pulling off a jaw-dropping quad-kill clutch with a Desert Eagle against rifles.
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I think that pulling off the swimmers from the plane makes our image of a third world banana republic worse.
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You look outside, you see a car pulling off, and a body lying right there in front of your station.
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If he was pulling off a dirty, then he did a pretty good acting job—he never looked down once.
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The war with Boko Haram still rages, with suicide bombers pulling off regular attacks and militants conducting increasingly complex operations.
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Alibaba's track record suggests that when the time comes, it will have no trouble pulling off another act of conjuring.
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Either way, state intervention is increasingly likely as the bank's hopes of pulling off the private rescue plan are fading.
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Couples have the logistical stress of pulling off a wedding and dealing with all of the people and perspectives involved.
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While she's been pulling off the move for a while now, it got its biggest audience during the Rio competition.
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It's hard to imagine most actors of his generation pulling off the role of Nic as well as he does.
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I'm no longer going off the beaten path, or pulling off to the side to track a wounded animal. Why?
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He had an assistant hit record, so he didn't have to keep pulling off his gloves or re-washing his hands.
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He's built a name for himself by pulling off what seemed impossible, such as reusable rockets and making electric cars desirable.
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This week was one of revelations in the security world, most of them centered around nation-states pulling off ambitious hacks.
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How did Ethereum manage to do in a month what Bitcoin seems utterly incapable of even coming close to pulling off?
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Click here to view original GIFSimulated humanoid pulling off a perfect backflip, which it did after a month of simulated training.
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And Benefit Cosmetic's latest launch, which hits Revolve today, might just be the minimalist's answer to pulling off the intimidating look.
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It took three hours of pulling off handfuls of solidifying tar before the pooch was able to stand on her own.
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Typically, pulling off such a hijack requires hacking into the BGP servers operated by an ISP or other internet infrastructure provider.
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All three were candidates from the party's emboldened left wing who seemed doomed in opinion polls before pulling off upset victories.
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Washington, DC (CNN)He rose to prominence by pulling off one of the biggest upsets in political history and now Rep.
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This misconception, along with emerging divisions in reforming Obamacare and pulling off a border adjustment tax, could negatively impact U.S. markets.
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The actress posted a video of herself pulling off a Cirque du Soleil move, seemingly from she and Timberlake's hotel room.
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She received a happy call from both Enninful and Markle earlier this week to congratulate her on pulling off the mission.
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But all of that said, there's a part of me that could still see them pulling off the upset tomorrow night.
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With that in mind, pulling off a race in New York City would be a coup for the young racing series.
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It is helpful to consider China's long-term strategic thinking to understand how the authoritarian regime is pulling off this feat.
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She became widely known for her frequent hairstyle changes, wearing bold hair colors and pulling off one-of-a-kind looks.
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I admit that I've been embarrassed once or twice at the baggage carousel by stepping up and pulling off that suitcase.
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As Leydiana Puyarena raced from the gunshots, people fell around her, some tugging at her feet and pulling off her shoes.
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St. Don was continually pulling off these sorts of miracles, to the amazement of the people, especially those on the left.
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I asked my father if he wouldn't mind pulling off a few fruits every week throughout the summer, and he obliged.
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For Facebook, pulling off Click-Gap requires the company to map the internet and all of its inbound and outbound links.
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These tricks are a complex sequence of tossing, catching and stalling the ball, pulling off near impossible balances and exquisite landings.
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You just watched like four dudes get tricked by this genius, some shit you can't even imagine anyone else pulling off.
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It is the kind of big play that the Packers were pulling off with regularity in Nelson's last healthy season, 2014.
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He may also be his party's best hope for pulling off this year's most improbable feat: flipping a Democratic House seat.
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And then Middle Tennessee acted like pulling off one of the biggest upsets in NCAA Tournament history was no big deal.
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WHAT GOES WRONG Hans Gruber (Alan Rickman), a goateed Grinch, is intent on pulling off a Christmas heist for the ages.
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Fleabag compulsively turns every situation sexual, pulling off her sweater semi-accidentally during a job interview or fondling a random cucumber.
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But astronaut Scott Kelly just upped the ante by pulling off what we think is a first: augmented reality in space.
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They often take the form of pulling off a woman's headscarf, especially when she's taking her children to and from school.
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The letter, mailed last spring throughout England, encouraged violence that ranged from pulling off a woman's head scarf to bombing mosques.
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Consternation about pulling off an accurate count has been part of the run-up to past censuses, especially regarding funding challenges.
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But pulling off horror-comedy well is always a remarkable feat, since the genre is a hybrid of two fundamentally opposite tones.
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After pulling off a daring prison break, however, he's again in police custody, and he'd like to go back to Iceland, please.
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As a result of pulling off the much-loved stunt, the 50-year-old Briskman was fired by her government contractor employer.
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He pointed to Rio's long history of successfully pulling off big events as proof that all will go well with the Olympics.
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By July, Linton says he was registering a dozen or so email addresses each week in hopes of pulling off another gag.
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Which means it is capable of pulling off speeds that can actually match those of the fastest Kaby Lake processor out there.
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After all, what high schooler is that smooth, that cool under pressure, and that capable of pulling off a fairly elaborate con?
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She's been pulling off surprise victories all her life: She grew up poor on her family's farm on the Coeur d'Alene Reservation.
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Mariah Carey's legendary voice is pulling off more than just hit singles – it's whisking tops off bottles in the Bottle Cap Challenge!
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BAYERN 2, SEVILLA 1 Bayern Munich needed a couple of lucky bounces to prevent Sevilla from pulling off another Champions League upset.
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Newer methods, like pulling off a cell to extract its DNA and test for abnormalities, called preimplantation genetic screening, provide more information.
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Spotted in the crowd were fellow singer Katy Perry and actor Hugh Jackman, who applauded Pink for pulling off an "inspiring" show.
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He asked for a massage and "the next thing I know, he's pressing against me and pulling off my sweater," she said.
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He also adores pillow fights, pulling off all the couch cushions to make a fort for himself and rearranging the patio furniture.
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First, they'll monitor the account to get any information necessary for pulling off a heist; second, they'll fake or steal their identity.
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Portman is pulling off another transformation as a NASA astronaut in her other upcoming movie, Pale Blue Dot, which opens next year.
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A decade ago, Matz saddled Barbaro, the frisky Kentucky Derby winner, with designs of pulling off an encore at Pimlico Race Course.
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Labour&aposs Rosie Duffield is defending a majority of just 187 after pulling off a shock win over the Conservatives in 2017.
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D.L. points out there were no laws stopping the gunman, Stephen Paddock, from pulling off the deadliest mass shooting of all time.
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While the label is committed to minimizing its environmental impact year-round, it's pulling off a couple tricks just for Earth Day.
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Pulling off a move like this requires incredible foresight, timing, and execution, and even Squishy's teammates appear dumbfounded by the result (below).
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Among the issues is that much of the work in pulling off the biggest I.P.O. in history has yet to be finished.
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Exactly how the birds are pulling off this evolutionary trick is not clear, but natural selection does appear to play a part.
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Pulling off her headphones, Osaka gave a bow to the umpire and to her first-round opponent, the Croatian-American Bernarda Pera.
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In the most recent video, Dr. Naveed Sadozai describes pulling off a highway in Afghanistan, hoping to vaccinate sheepherders in a camp.
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If the cars are involved in a crash, they are programmed to respond appropriately, including pulling off the road on their own.
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Pulling off a $300 luxury vacation requires routinely tracking spending, making payments on time, and picking cards that offer the best bonuses.
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She's no longer pulling off grand larceny in Netflix's animated series, but the show is giving a new nod to her past.
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Pulling off a successful project in Iran will not be easy, and doing business there comes with a broad range of difficulties.
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A total of 56 saves were made across 10 games, with Ryan pulling off five in Brighton's 1-0 defeat by Everton.
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On Thursday, he seemed fully capable of pulling off another feat — at least until Harden found a teammate for the winning play.
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Two years after pulling off a surprise victory in the deep-red state, Jones will again seek to represent Alabama in 2020.
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The magazine's girls issue showed Generation Z readers that female pros are getting bigger air, and pulling off more tricks, than ever.
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Just as Brunt was pulling off his shirt to throw to a young girl in the crowd, he was struck by the coin.
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Not having the pressure of pulling off a clutch portrait snap is kind of nice—even if I miss the flexibility it allows.
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Pulling off a large scale Medicare fraud requires patience, as well as lots of patients on whose behalf you can bill the government.
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MarketWatch, which runs the contest, says the odds of pulling off that streak by sheer guessing would be about 2500 billion to 26.
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Before pulling off an April Fools' day gag, Todd Kraines is asking potential pranksters to think first of the effect on their victims.
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That's likely how the nanotextured steel is pulling off its keep-away trick, but more research needs to be done to confirm that.
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Unless you're pulling off a made-from-scratch potluck feat, leaning on the aid of takeout delivery services is essential for group feasting.
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Steve-O's not just a daredevil pulling off crazy stunts and scorching himself for entertainment ... he's also a talented gymnast with crazy balance!!!
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Yet Uber's enormous valuation also depends on the firm pulling off a harder task: dominating most markets for ride-hailing around the world.
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By pulling off its largest acquisition since the $26 billion acquisition of LinkedIn in 2016, Microsoft gets a platform universally known by developers.
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But pulling off a mission of this kind is a big undertaking, requiring a lot of coordination with all of the operators involved.
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Pulling off the sleek speaker grille, there's a shocking secret here: this is an extruded plastic tube with a secondary rotational drilling operation.
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Check out the clip ... Smith looks like he hasn't forgotten the moves he learned on "Ali" ... pulling off a perfect rope-a-dope.
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Early on, Kelly and her friends act like stereotypical young hackers, kids more interested in pulling off pranks than creating real societal change.
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Pulling off the challenge, the lyrics to the children's song proved to be the more trying aspect, with Key repeating the same lines.
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But the real secret to pulling off a slinky, silky slip dress like a celebrity is all about what's underneath – the right shapewear.
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In a way this simplifies the experience; pulling off combos or special moves doesn't require memorizing a needlessly long string of button inputs.
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Republicans have privately raised concerns that Burr has not run an aggressive campaign against Ross, giving Democrats hopes of pulling off an upset.
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Travolta is really pulling off that crazed stalker look, which you can also see in some behind-the-scenes footage from ET Canada.
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Potato bomb-hauling drones might just give narcos more options for perpetrating crimes they are perfectly capable of pulling off some other way.
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Photo: APA woman in Anchorage, Alaska was pulling off an embezzlement scheme so sly that even an IRS audit didn't uncover the theft.
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But it is eerily possible to imagine Republicans pulling off the most regressive social reforms in modern history under a cloak of darkness.
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Quindan Smith is looking to change that, pulling off a killer flip during the Kununurra Nines Tournament in Western Australia on the weekend.
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His entire campaign now rests on pulling off that feat on a national scale — and convincing Republican activists that it would be legitimate.
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The series is going to star celebrity kids, who will be in charge of pulling off pranks with the help of their parents.
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Despite a track record of pulling off last-minute surprises, analysts said Airbus was unlikely to recover lost ground before the year-end.
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The thinking at the time was the order you picked up items was the most important factor in pulling off an item duplication.
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She goes on to say her entire focus this year has been pulling off a victory next time she got in the ring.
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Mariah Carey returned to the Times Square stage as well, pulling off a smooth performance after the embarrassment of last year's technical difficulties.
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The key to successfully pulling off the first half of the two-pronged strategy is to break existing patterns at the recruitment level.
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Jussie Smollett knows his career's on the line, and he's tasking his team with pulling off the highly improbable -- making him likable again.
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Pulling off as many as 19513 perfect pirouettes on pointe is astonishingly hard, but was simply a matter of course for Carmelita Maracci.
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The global wind turbine industry has transformed from a collection of small companies in Denmark to corporations pulling off enormous feats of engineering.
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To be sure, retiring in a new country will require studying up on tax implications, along with pulling off some other logistical maneuvering.
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Earlier, in the provincial capital Tuguegarao, strong winds lashed buildings, pulling off entire roofs and throwing large chunks of debris into the air.
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Good luck pulling off a clean assist against this team, as they're also only allowing 17.8 per 100 possessions, which leads the NBA.
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It was left to Anthony to help rescue the Knicks, who struggled and scrapped before pulling off a 119-113 victory in two overtimes.
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Thai navy SEALs backed by an international team of divers and experts pulling off a remarkable feat here in just the last couple hours.
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She asks if she should make "other arrangements" but her mother rejects the idea and begins pulling off the sheets that cover her furniture.
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Stocks rebounded last week despite lingering fears about the deadly virus, with the S&P 22 pulling off its biggest weekly gain since June.
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The photos were part of a seconds-long gif, which concluded in the white woman pulling off her shirt to reveal a third woman.
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Equities rebounded last week despite lingering fears about the deadly virus, with the S&P 500 pulling off its biggest weekly gain since June.
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Nominations are a testament to projects working, and the experiments these companies are pulling off are forcing the industry to follow in their wake.
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He's eventually tasked with pulling off a hit on a mysterious individual, and like Kiryu, this pulls him unwittingly into a much bigger conspiracy.
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Pulling off a heist will make them feel like they're living in a movie, and that's got to be better than their ordinary existence.
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And host France, which plays Iceland on Sunday, came from behind to prevent the Irish from pulling off a historic upset of their own.
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OPEC succeeded in pulling off what many thought was impossible, overcoming mutual disdain and mistrust to reach a deal on reducing its oil output.
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Jon Favreau proved with Jungle Book that he's capable of pulling off the near-impossible: Translating a beloved animated feature to the big screen.
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A teen shot and killed her boyfriend while attempting a YouTube stunt The couple was trying to get famous by pulling off dangerous pranks.
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It was a gag, with Jacobs alternating between moves befitting his physical stature and power moves he had no hope of pulling off successfully.
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"Her style choices are constantly under the microscope and I think she is pulling off the modern-day princess look quite remarkably," she said.
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Kesha got a small victory over Dr. Luke by pulling off the live performance he's blocked her from doing at the Billboard Music Awards.
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Only the once-fringe candidate Bernie Sanders was left to challenge her and even he came darn close to pulling off a stunning upset.
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Planning a wedding is a huge undertaking, but pulling off a successful bachelorette party is yet another challenge leading up to the big day.
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It's not hard to imagine them overwhelming teams with their speed, pulling off an upset or two and maybe even earning a playoff spot.
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But pulling off the latter trick would not be economically helpful; central bankers are trying to reduce, not increase, the cost of corporate borrowing.
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Credit to head coach Brian Flores for rallying his team to keep fighting, and for the players for pulling off two straight impressive performances.
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If the Cavs can accomplish the five keys above, they have a great chance of pulling off a second straight upset for the ages.
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Even pulling off a standard skateboarding trick, like the ollie or flip kick, requires a very special skill set and a lot of coordination.
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The New York Mets are on the verge of pulling off the first big deal Monday at Major League Baseball's non-waiver trade deadline.
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Yet those dreams are largely deferred for now, as the sheer complexity of pulling off the world's biggest-ever I.P.O. has bedeviled the plans.
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But pulling off the acquisition of 21st Century Fox would be another matter entirely, dwarfing Mr. Iger's previous deals and creating complex integration challenges.
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An entirely new challenge greets the International Olympic Committee and Tokyo: Pulling off the Games in 2021 instead of in 2020, as originally planned.
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Ghosn fled to Lebanon late last month, pulling off a stunning breakout from Japan, where he was awaiting trial on charges of financial wrongdoing.
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The Cleveland Browns star Myles Garrett was suspended indefinitely for pulling off the helmet of a rival quarterback and bashing it on his head.
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Business Insider spoke to Deakins about how the weather was a major challenge in pulling off the movie&aposs unique continuous single shot visual.
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But nothing quite matched the challenge of pulling off the climatic sequence in which Schofield runs alongside a trench in the middle of battle.
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Yet, most observers agree that even though Saccone is probably a slight favorite, Lamb has a decent shot of pulling off a stunning victory.
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Pulling off a heist will make them feel like they're living in a movie — and that's got to be better than their ordinary existence.
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Throughout the show Ross changed up her mane as well, pulling off various bobs, "architectural updos" and even a modern take on a mushroom cut.
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Virginia's governor's race may have been the top story of the night, but elsewhere, candidates for state and local office were pulling off historic wins.
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While pulling off an impressive guitar solo, Avett realized his fiancée was in the crowd cheering him on and made his way over to her.
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Dewi from Melbourne Zoo in Australia has crazy dance skills, pulling off that spinning-on-the-ground thing you've been trying to do for ages.
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Background Burner is the site you need, capable of pulling off one of image editing's cleverest tricks with just a few clicks of the mouse.
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But he's playing a Han Solo-esque space rogue so even Han Solo himself would have had trouble pulling off such an over-exposed trick.
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The orbiting mothership also dropped a lander named Philae onto the icy body, pulling off the first-ever soft touchdown on a comet&aposs surface.
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For one thing, pulling off the perfect prank is no easy feat for a brand trying to appeal to a wide swathe of the population.
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After successfully pulling off a heist in this summer's Ocean's 8, Sandra Bullock and Sarah Paulson are back together for Netflix's upcoming thriller, Bird Box.
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The two had fun in matching red outfits while pulling off messy challenges, like moving pies from one table to another using only their mouths.
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Returning to power will likely require pulling off the unity Perez pledged — a balancing act that may prove tougher to pull off than it appears.
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With that in mind, we've put together a guide to pulling off Beyoncé's looks so you can stunt with the best of them this year.
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President Donald Trump had more than a little trouble pulling off a traditional multi-leader handshake at an international conference in the Philippines on Monday.
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Proper skin care plays an important part in pulling off the "natural" look, but it's something many people forget about or don't have time for.
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Every victory is hard-earned, whether you're pulling off an Ocean's 11-style heist or fighting a mythical monster on top of an ancient pyramid.
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In the last general election in 2013, the opposition CNRP came close to pulling off a surprise victory, winning 44 percent of the popular vote.
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Cardi didn't let her baby bump slow her down during her Coachella debut this month, pulling off some impressive dance moves despite her baby bump.
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Since pulling off a surprise election win in November, Donald Trump has been dogged by persistent reports linking his campaign surrogates and staff to Russia.
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In a separate study out this week in the journal Cell Stem Cell, the same group describe pulling off basically the same trick, with neurons.
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Also, there was a slight elation that came with pulling off a well-timed shoryuken before the inputs became a thing of pop culture normalcy.
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Icons like Joanne the Scammer brought clever money making into the mainstream, and now the next generation is pulling off scams of their own design.
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" If you do visit a doctor after pulling off a tick, Sood said, "don't flush it down the toilet or squish it with your foot.
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This time around, she isn't robbing a casino, though—she's pulling off a $150 million jewel heist at the Met Gala in New York City.
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Of course, if you're pulling off an elaborate conspiracy, as Trump has suggested, you'd want to make it look like there were never any emails.
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There is not the surprise, as there was with Michael Corleone, that Escobar is capable, morally and tactically, of pulling off such a gruesome operation.
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Like, I'm imagining Lionel Messi pulling off some individual magic and winning a game for Barcelona—does the same thing happen in a Halo match?
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ISIS is a terrible state but a highly effective terrorist organization, one that has been pulling off major attacks in Iraq and elsewhere since 2003.
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It might just be us (it can't just be us), but it seems like Rihanna is capable of pulling off any beauty look with aplomb.
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Read more: There is growing buzz about the Patriots pulling off a perfect seasonMuch of the credit has to go to head coach Bill Belichick.
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"The idea of pulling off the veneer and seeing what lies beneath has always intrigued me," she told Konow, the author of "Reel Terror" (2012).
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So then I was tasked with doing the thing that is the hardest in the world for me, which is pulling off a British accent.
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"The fans love such stories - the underdog coming from behind and pulling off something unlikely," Sueddeutsche Zeitung quoted Gulden as saying in its Thursday edition.
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Some of the cubes began checking their phones and, after everyone got approval for a pause, they all began carefully pulling off the mirrored heads.
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Instead, it's an empowering celebration of a woman in her 50s pulling off a feat of strength and athleticism — and looking damn good doing it.
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But, if North Korea's nuclear arms proliferate, then this is all just an ornate exercise in ego-stroking while pulling off a bait and switch.
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But as Islamic State was pushed from territory in recent months, there were pictures of women pulling off face veils and smoking previously banned cigarettes.
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Ted Cruz defeated Donald Trump by 20083-24 percent, pulling off an upset victory over the New Yorker, who had often led in Iowa polling.
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Ted Cruz defeated Donald Trump by 28-24 percent, pulling off an upset victory over the New Yorker, who had often led in Iowa polling.
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In about four minutes, the makeup team is tasked with pulling off McKinnon's transition as time and the control room is bearing down on them.
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The clip features him pulling off a reverse, one-handed pump, an alley-oop windmill, an alley-oop through-the-legs windmill—it's all pretty nasty.
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Jay Leno, host of CNBC's "Jay Leno's Garage, " argues that pulling off the impression isn't actually that difficult if you make one simple choice: Go used.
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But one of many questions that remain concerns Dee Dee's past: what other crimes did Dee Dee commit prior to pulling off her headline-making act?
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While it seems that the royal mom-to-be, 37, is all about wearing Beckham's line, she wasn't always so certain about pulling off her designs.
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The Hitman games have always been tough: Pulling off the perfect hit takes plenty of practice, nerves of steel, and often a little bit of luck.
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Already, the President-elect appears to be bent on pulling off a full reversal of Obama administration policy towards one historic rival and a rising one.
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Kendall gets mobbed by her pals after pulling off the daring move ... 'cause it's all fun and games when no one gets kicked in the face!!!
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My opinion might be different if Maddie were pulling off these epic, man-trapping cons because she really, really wanted to, but that isn't the case.
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Just a month after pulling off its first commercial launch to orbit, small satellite launcher Rocket Lab is ready to put tiny probes into space again.
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And while golds and bronzes are perfection with her complexion, she's been pulling off vampy, goth-red lipstick and cool, architectural accessories like a pro, too.
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Since crisper weather makes wearing a dress extra tricky, we're giving you the low-down on every floral piece we're dedicated to pulling off this season.
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This is something of a coup for a company originally from Ukraine, pulling off an acquisition in one of the world's last huge, relatively untapped regions.
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When it comes to how pulling off daredevil acts has changed the two, Pinkett Smith admitted it was much more her husband's passion than her own.
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Klobuchar, for example, has ramped up her efforts in the state in recent months in hopes of pulling off a better-than-expected finish on Monday.
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Most celebrities (non-Kardashian edition) would rather die than show exactly how much and what kind of prep goes into pulling off baller red carpet looks.
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This is an attack a lot of people suspected the NSA of pulling off after the Gemalto hack last year — but Elliot's task is even harder.
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Private spaceflight company Blue Origin is back to launching rockets again after pulling off another successful launch and landing of its New Shepard tourist vehicle today.
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But Kourt isn't the only Kardashian who's obsessed with this cardio exercise; Kim shared a video of herself pulling off some jumprope tricks earlier this year.
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Is a group of strangers working for free to supplement government counterterrorism intelligence in a significant way, or is this collective pulling off a massive hoax?
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Even as "Wentworth" depicts the entropy that exists within prison walls, the show itself is impressively methodical, pulling off subtle season-long games and genuine shocks.
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Democrats still face tough odds of pulling off an upset in a state that hasn't elected a member of that party to the Senate since 2023.
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Albert was clearly not a good fighter, and yet Hug seemed to be having a hard time of pulling off the impressive knockout that he wanted.
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When the tank is running low, it's just a matter of pulling off at the next exit, filling the tank, and getting back on the highway.
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I like that pulling off a good meal when you least expect it is the fastest way to feel victorious, even when real life does not.
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The nation supports itself with businesses, including a smoke shop and a diner, Firekeepers, that see a constant churn of customers pulling off the nearby highway.
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Sources involved in pulling off Coachella tell us Bey has no intention of canceling, and has already booked 2 other big artists to join her onstage.
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Firefighters are pulling off daring rescues from a 25-story high-rise inferno in Los Angeles ... where several residents are trapped by the smoke and flames.
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The software giant will also need to convince competitors, and partner with many, if it's even going to get close to pulling off this ambitious bet.
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A 2013 photo, in fact, shows the then-NYC mayor cupping a different dog's snout, seemingly pulling off the same mouth-shake he did this week.
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With some 40 pieces, this is a museum-scale affair of a sort that our richer galleries have taken pride in pulling off in recent years.
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It's a lot like the Gears you know and love, complete with snapping into cover, pulling off satisfying Active Reloads, and chain-sawing baddies into pieces.
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The only preparation for the mussels is pulling off their beards, the strings of protein that mussels make to cling to rocks, and then rinsing them.
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Public space that was really lovely and people ... There's all kinds of businesses pulling off of it like you said and the neighborhoods have gotten better.
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Because the cost of pulling off a comprehensive human mission to Mars at NASA is could be astronomical — so coming up with better budget estimates is crucial.
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Edgar Wright's Baby Driver begins the way most capers end: three goons pulling off a bank heist, then their getaway driver leaving the cops in his rearview.
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Gillum — the state's first African-American gubernatorial nominee — ended up pulling off a major upset and taking the nomination with more than 34 percent of the vote.
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Blough's final numbers (25 for 43, 309 yards, two touchdowns) don't indicate how close Purdue (3-4, 1-3 Big Ten) was to pulling off the upset.
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Apple has a famous track record for pulling off these sorts of feats and convincing us that we need some gadget we didn't even know we wanted.
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Unfortunately, the difference between pulling off a deft sketch and delivering a satisfying feature-length film can be enormous, as Keanu's protracted runtime will constantly remind you.
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And her glam squad proved they're racetrack-ready, pulling off the quick change without a hitch, and making Erin look every inch the blonde bombshell she is.
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"Dating sites are a real rich playground to mine data for other scams," O'Hearn told CNBC, who added that pulling off the fraud often involves multiple people.
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His balance between frazzled, erratic — indeed, unhinged — yet simultaneously charming and righteous is a nuance it's hard to imagine any other actor pulling off (sorry, Johnny Depp).
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Ghosn was named Nissan CEO in 2001 and is credited with pulling off a stunning turnaround at the company, which was in financial trouble at the time.
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Kobe Bryant's daughter, Gigi, definitely has that Mamba blood ... pulling off a contested fadeaway jumper that looks just like her daddy's shot ... and it's all on video!!
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He has the right to keep campaigning, in the hope either of pulling off huge upsets in the remaining primaries or of having influence at the convention.
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Fortunately, the director, Eli Russell Linnetz, 24, a University of Southern California graduate and former assistant to David Mamet, was used to pulling off improbably big visions.
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On a wide enough scale that successfully put the outcome in doubt, pulling off an systemic election day would dramatically, and globally de-legitimize our next President.
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Democrat Doug Jones took an election night victory lap on Tuesday after pulling off a huge upset against embattled Republican Roy Moore in Alabama's special Senate election.
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It works fantastically well, with tight, solid dampening that makes honing in on a subject's eye as fun as pulling off a dragon punch in Street Fighter.
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For as much as I grouse about Game of Thrones, it's often casually stunning in a way that no other TV show comes close to pulling off.
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She didn't commit to the club in her hands, or worried about pulling off the shot, or feared that she had let people down with her result.
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Pulling off Highway 0003 that first afternoon, we rode down a long driveway of red dirt that led to the other side of a lush green meadow.
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Intel argues that pulling off an attack would require local access, specialized gear, and a high level of skill, making it relatively impractical in the real world.
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Pulling off a weeknight vegetarian dinner with variety, like a sheet-pan dinner, a vegetable stew or a stir-fry, means having some parcooked vegetables on hand.
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And as I'm pulling off I see out of the corner of my eye a big orange ball go right past, maybe two feet from my canopy.
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It manages to do all this while also pulling off episodes that include bank heists, impromptu musicals, and forests that may or may not get you high.
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He also thinks that he and others are really pulling off magic, and online groups are bursting with what magic practitioners see as evidence of their success.
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Lipinski pointed to three Russian women in particular — Alena Kostornaia, Alexandra Trusova, and Anna Shcherbakova— who are regularly pulling off quadruple jumps or triple axels in competition.
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Make things too realistic and the controls can get unwieldy, whereas if you simplify things too much, you lose the satisfaction of pulling off a sick combo.
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Airport damaged Earlier on Saturday, in the provincial capital Tuguegarao, strong winds lashed buildings, pulling off entire roofs and throwing large chunks of debris into the air.
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Pena wrested herself from his grasp by pulling off her top and running shirtless to State Trooper Francisco Hernandez, who was fueling up at the gas station.
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Stordalen is known for his outlandish fashion choices, pulling off questionable stunts, and building a billion-dollar fortune even after being ousted from his first CEO position.
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Now MbS appears to have orchestrated the Qatar move just days after pulling off a summit in Riyadh where U.S. President Donald Trump called for bold action.
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"Like its hero, the movie has a blunt, exuberant honesty, pulling off even its false moves with conviction and flair," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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But the story of Solo involves Han and some friends pulling off a daring heist to get out from under the thumb of an intergalactic crime syndicate.
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Like them or not, the Warriors have been brilliant for the past two months, and actually pulling off a 16-0 playoffs—against LeBron James, no less!
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Tearing across the sky at 6,73 feet, launching missiles at hostile bogies and pulling off dramatic loop-the-loops just because you can is kind of cool.
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It's almost a certainty that NASA will look to both the commercial space industry and the agency's international partners for help in pulling off a human lunar mission.
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"Pulling off a hairstyle like this just takes a fierce sense of self, and the willingness to do something radical that you thought you'd never do," Heaps says.
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Just as this girl was nervously gloating after pulling off a successful and innocent prank, her victory walk backfired, sending her right into the lake she was avoiding.
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The alleyways crisscrossing the neighborhood were especially dangerous, filled with trash by people pulling off the freeways to dump construction waste, and had become magnets for illegal activity.
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For a capitalist like Trump, winning the Republican nomination will be like pulling off the ultimate moral Ponzi scheme; losing simply means more speaking tours and book sales.
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Labo VR showed that the hardware was capable of pulling off simpler-looking experiences just fine, but a large open-world game like this doesn't work at all.
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In less than a year, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez went from bartending to pulling off an "astonishing" primary victory against one of the biggest names in the Democratic Party.
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Lady Gaga and Perry are able to keep things nice with sponsors like Pepsi while convincing their Instagram followers they're pulling off acts of resistance for the masses.
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While pastel shades have been reigning supreme, the key to pulling off stained-glass hair is to choose the most vivid colors you can get your hands on.
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But surveying a population of 93 million people in real time using brand new technology is a lot harder than pulling off even the most high-stakes demo.
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Leaders of the disbanded party, which came close to pulling off a surprise victory in the last general election in 2013, are urging a boycott of the vote.
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Costa Rica is pulling off a feat most countries just daydream about: For two straight months, the Central American country hasn't burned any fossil fuels to generate electricity.
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And yet Stipe Miocic is on the cusp of pulling off that elusive third defense and he seems to be rather under-appreciated by the UFC's ravenous fanbase.
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Not only that, but it managed two acting nominations in one category, with both Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz pulling off Supporting Actress nods (not easy to do).
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But if TV viewers had squinted at the crawl, they would have noticed that Sanders was pulling off a stunning, poll-defying upset—defeating Clinton by 1.5 percent.
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WeWork had lined up $6 billion in financing that was contingent on pulling off raising $3 billion in an initial public offering by the end of the year.
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They are not nearly as capable of pulling off complex attacks as Daesh, as the Islamic State is also called, in Iraq and Syria, according to Brig. Gen.
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After pulling off a stunning upset in Michigan this week, Mr. Sanders will be looking to extend his momentum and demonstrate that he can defy the odds again.
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But as the women talk themselves into pulling off a $5 million heist, their dialogue starts to read like promotional materials for the newest brand of Feminism Lite.
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As if staring at the Sun isn't intense enough, NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) just did it while simultaneously pulling off a 360 degree spin on one axis.
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The video shows two art restorers pulling off a section of the Jesus statue's bum and uncovering the rolled-up paper like some kind of Kinder surprise egg.
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It took him less than two minutes to secure the choke, and Condit looked very dejected given the ease that the Brazilian found in pulling off the task.
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But presumably much of the difficulty in pulling off the transaction could have been determined before his surprising, maverick announcement of the plan via Twitter on August 7.
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But pulling off such a story requires a certain degree of thoughtfulness, and whatever thoughtfulness Morgan starts out with disappears as the film enters its final half-hour.
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"The next thing I know, he's pressing against me and pulling off my sweater," she said to The Times, adding that managed to escape and leave the room.
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Since the United States has stepped aside and the United Nations Security Council remains divided, Mr. Griffiths is now the only person possible of pulling off a miracle.
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The Tennessee Titans continued rolling through the NFL playoffs, pulling off a massive, 28-12 upset over the Baltimore Ravens on Saturday to advance to the AFC Championship.
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While the scans it makes are rarely perfect, it's… really damned wild what they're pulling off with just your phone's RGB camera and its assorted built-in sensors.
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They only need to flip two more Senate seats, and Democrats are so far feeling confident about pulling off victories in GOP-held seats in Nevada and Arizona.
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In her recent music video "Vague," a spoof on Madonna's "Vogue," Dynasty dances and wanders amidst a variety of odd backdrops while also pulling off signature vogueing moves.
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Wichita State had another memorable run last season, pulling off a second round upset over two-seed Kansas, a team that refuses to schedule games against the Shockers.
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The guy replacing Kevin Spacey in a movie that's supposed to be released in about a month is surprisingly at ease about pulling off an unprecedented cinematic move.
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But in this episode, she gets daring and does a striptease, pulling off the conservative dress her mother zipped her into and dancing in her slip and jewelry.
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Philadelphia Eagles long snapper Jon Dorenbos KILLED IT on "America's Got Talent" on Tuesday -- pulling off a magic trick that left Simon Cowell's jaw thiiiis close to the floor.
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I was hungover from the rehearsal dinner, stressed about pulling off the wedding without a hitch, and cranky from wearing Spanx and a corset that dug into my waist.
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Especially when clad in Huawei's signature twilight paint job, it's not hard to imagine the Mate 20 out on the ice pulling off double axels and triple toe loops.
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Sure, there are still plenty of hurdles left when it comes to pulling off the Olympics in Rio this summer, but paying for stuff apparently won't be among them.
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"I know that in many places rabbits are considered cute animals and people wouldn't want to treat them as dishes," he said, pulling off his meat juice-sodden gloves.
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The French banker sold assets and shut branches, pulling off a record 22019 billion euro ($27.8 billion) share sale this year to fund bad loan disposals and job cuts.
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According to Rinaldi, the key to pulling off this lewk is choosing the right shades: "Use two complementary yet contrasting hues for a look that really pops," she says.
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Demi Lovato is capable of pulling off any hairstyle under the sun — which is why at this point, it feels like she's rocked every cut, color and style imaginable.
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The smooth-coated Fox Terrier did it, pulling off a back-to-back-to-back-to-back win in the years 1907-10, so don't bark down the idea.
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In the co-main event of last Saturday's UFC 196, Tate did just that, pulling off a minor upset by defeating Holm with a fifth-round rear-naked choke.
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He had no regrets at going for the green from 250 yards, and was only a whisker from pulling off what would have probably set up an easy birdie.
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The Cruz campaign has been courting loyal delegates in the hope of pulling off a coup at this summer's Republican National Convention and emerging as the GOP's presidential nominee.
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"Let's not complicate life," Castagna said, telling reporters that pulling off a three-way tie was always very difficult, "even when Monte Paschi is not one of the three".
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The significance of Trump pulling off a victory in the Keystone State, which has not voted for a Republican presidential nominee since 1988, is difficult to overstate, he said.
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Statistical models tend to give 133-seeds anywhere from a 1% to a 5% chance of pulling off such an upset, depending on the relative strength of the teams.
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With the Broken Earth trilogy, Jemisin has made a place for herself among these greats, pulling off a landmark story that blends fantasy, science fiction, and post-apocalyptic tropes.
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A nice woman tells me she likes my outfit (a Bleachers T-shirt tied above a knit navy pencil skirt, which I wasn't entirely sure I was pulling off).
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We got Holly at LAX Tuesday night and asked her about Democrat Doug Jones pulling off the stunning win and, for her, America was the real winner Tuesday night.
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"I believe Google will have a tremendously hard time pulling off a successful paid game streaming service," Patrick Moorhead, president and principal analyst at Moor Insights & Strategy told CNBC.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. — Evansville showed no fear either of Kentucky or venerable Rupp Arena, where the Wildcats had been perfect at ruining visitors' dreams of pulling off the seemingly impossible.
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Bulked up for the occasion, Hemsworth remains an enormously appealing lead, capable of pulling off funny lines and slapstick silliness while still inducing swoons when his shirt comes off.
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How about doing the same thing in the UFC octagon, but first pulling off one of the most impressive knockouts of your opponent in recent mixed martial arts memory?
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Elon MuskJanuary 1, 2016 There's a difference—a pretty big difference—between simply pulling off the vertical landing of the rocket and having that rocket be ready to reuse.
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Raven-tressed Rooney Mara, with the help of her longtime colorist Cassondra Kaeding, who's known as one of the best pros in L.A. for pulling off the dramatic technique.
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He wanted to be "the guy," and I think pulling off this festival with some of the top models and influencers, I think that's what he was looking for.
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Since Bernie Sanders had somehow overcome a double-digit polling deficit in Michigan, the thinking went, what would stop him from pulling off similar upsets across the electoral map?
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While he harbours ambitions of pulling off a surprise win, on a course he knows very well, Clarke is also delighted to have been handed the symbolic first shot.
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"We took almost no loans," said Walker, who credits living in a small town with low living expenses plus a lot of belt tightening, for pulling off the feat.
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LeBron got really into his IT themed get up, pulling off a Pennywise outfit to perfection, complete with incredible makeup, hair, white gloves, and those creepy-ass red balloons.
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Since the show premiered on the CW in 2014, Jane the Virgin has built its reputation on pulling off giant, telenovela-style twists and grounding them in sincere emotions.
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I know the world-building is going to be crucial to pulling off this fantasy story, and I don't yet see the world as clearly as I need to.
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Not satisfied with pulling off one of the all-time shocks in Wimbledon history, Gauff, who is known as Coco, wasted little time in declaring her long-term goals.
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But it does appear that Donald Trump is surrounded by minions who would have been totally incapable of pulling off a small-bore burglary without creating a constitutional crisis.
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Now, our sources say there are still some cast and crew members who believe Jussie's telling the truth because they can't fathom him pulling off a hoax like this.
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They also acquired the left-handed relievers Tony Watson from Pittsburgh and Tony Cingrani from Cincinnati, pulling off the trades while the team was flying here from Los Angeles.
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A running criticism is that by viralizing slick videos of their robots pulling off amazing feats (a humanoid robot doing backflips, anyone?), they're setting the public's expectations too high.
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He had been suspended indefinitely for pulling off the helmet of Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph and hitting him in the head with it during a game in November.
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The transit agency's most important task now is to regain its credibility so that the public believes it is capable of pulling off a rescue plan, Mr. Raskin said.
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And given so many phones have features in place to prevent these kinds of attacks, pulling off a juice-jacking attack would likely require burning a highly powerful exploit.
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Before that in 23 his fellow American Jimmy Connors, aged 34, trailed Swede Mikael Pernfors 6-1 6-1 4-63 at Wimbledon before pulling off a remarkable victory.
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The first day of the N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament went mostly according to plan, with No. 12 Middle Tennessee State and No. 11 Xavier pulling off the only upsets.
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Mary and Tyce were flying through their act on Tuesday night's broadcast, pulling off some amazing stunts on a trapeze ... and even amped things up with a fire pit.
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Persuading the Kremlin to cut Assad loose will require sustained and sophisticated US diplomatic maneuvering, something neither Trump nor his team have yet shown themselves capable of pulling off.
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Sending such a high-level official is a clear signal North Korea is serious about pulling off a summit with Trump, according to experts who spoke with VICE News.
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CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (Reuters) - Justin Rose was a proud golfer after coming close to pulling off one of the greatest comebacks in major championship history at the British Open on Sunday.
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Photo: APMeasles is pulling off a disconcerting resurgence across the continent of Europe at the same time the vaccination rate is falling, per recent data from the World Health Organization.
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The same group that's spent the last few years pulling off data heists from Omni Hotels & Resorts, Trump Hotels, Jason's Deli, Whole Foods, Chipotle: A mysterious group known as Fin7.
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The protocol for pulling off this prank apparently consists of claiming to be someone considered very important and then just responding "yes" when asked if you are actually this person.
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Pulling off his winter coat on that freezing February morning, the then-bearded veteran GOP operative shook my hand and exhaled for a minute, gathering himself before a television appearance.
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It would then automatically return to home, which is fine, but a little frightening since Karma doesn't have sensors to see and avoid obstacles while pulling off this autonomous maneuver.
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Yet even if Mr Trump's prospects of pulling off an enduring realignment are in doubt, his success with union voters has already forced their leaders to reconsider their political methods.
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Now that the temperatures are rising, a denim skirt is a perfect way to switch up on your usual cut-offs, while still pulling off a cool and casual look.
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For a commander of elite Special Operations troops, whose counterparts in SEAL Team 6 had been celebrated for pulling off daring missions like killing Osama bin Laden and rescuing Capt.
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Once I did, though, it felt both fresh and totally natural — strategic enough that you feel clever pulling off an objective well, but still fast-paced and a little chaotic.
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As Summer repeats the scene from the premiere when her own parents divorced, Morty congratulates Rick for pulling off his scheme while Rick prepares the portal gun for their return.
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So imagine my surprise when, after pulling off the final version of the Oculus Rift during a recent session, I realized I had been playing for more than an hour.
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Let's be real: If you have shaky hands, cheap eyeliner and only two seconds to get ready in the morning, pulling off the whole winged-eye look is virtually impossible.
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But the move met massive blowback: AI researchers accused the group of pulling off a media stunt, stirring up fear and hype, and unnecessarily holding back an important research advance.
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Still, despite being crowned the latest Dancing with the Stars champ, Jennings told Desus and Mero on Monday that playing football is much easier than pulling off a graceful waltz.
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Exactly 17 years after pulling off a then impossible 900 trick at the 1999 X Games ... the skate legend got back on his board on Monday and did it AGAIN!!!
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Keyboard and mouse is the dominant input mechanism for PC gamers, and not for no reason — it's fast and accurate, all the better for pulling off those split-second headshots.
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Along with the release of this first episode, Roborace appears to be admitting the obvious: there's a decreasing likelihood of pulling off an actual race during Formula E's third season.
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With the clock ticking, the chances of the bank pulling off the fundraising appear increasingly slim, and bankers and analysts say state intervention appears to be the most likely option.
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The speech came a night after Trump had boosted the hopes of some Republicans by pulling off a sober, measured speech to the nation on his new approach to Afghanistan.
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Pulling off flower heads, known to gardeners as deadheading, can encourage more shoots and buds, as it directs the plant's resources from the developing flower and back to the infrastructure.
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After jumping over some orange cones on a pier in San Francisco and pulling off a few other tricks, he uploaded the data from his skateboard to custom-built software.
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For guidance on pulling off your sign's lip color, we tapped celebrity makeup artist Molly R. Stern, whose résumé is thick with star power (Reese Witherspoon, Lily Collins, Ashley Benson).
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See, "HalloVeen" is the fifth of Brooklyn Nine-Nine's annual Halloween episodes, which have centered on the detectives pulling off increasingly ridiculous heists to prove they can outsmart each other.
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They're the ones pulling off the wild tricks that look so impressive, and remind us how mortal most of our skills are, even for games we consider ourselves good at.
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Although there are different ways of pulling off an eclipse attack, the effect is always the same: It isolates a targeted Ethereum node from other legitimate nodes on the network.
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Pulling off this strategy would be an amazing feat, requiring not only building sales and distribution capabilities, but also demand, even as existing companies produce cheaper EVs with similar capabilities.
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Could Liza Minnelli really be so crazy if she was capable of pulling off such a daring, funny, literally unstable slapstick satire of her own unstable persona, on "Arrested Development"?
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Sumo wrestler Tokushoryu thrilled fans with an astounding underdog run at the first big tournament of the year, pulling off an incredible streak of victories to take the top prize.
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Wade outright, pulling off the Band-Aid and eliminating the constitutional right to abortion in one fell swoop, as many GOP politicians have urged them to do with this case.
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My guess is that, given the very unpredictable nature of the president's approach toward Iran, especially after pulling off something dramatic like this, the Iranians are surely confused and shocked.
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Introduced pulling off one of these small-scale capers in 1981, Forest pauses during his getaway to help a stalled motorist (Sissy Spacek), and strikes up a relationship with her.
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Napoleon Bonaparte named her the Aeronaut of the Official Festivals, for which her duties seemed to be pulling off commemorative stunts for his wedding and the birth of his son.
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Despite their 3-11 record, the Dolphins have been having fun in recent weeks, including pulling off the trick play of the season in a win against the Philadelphia Eagles.
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A little-known Democrat with virtually no support from the national party came shockingly close to pulling off an upset in a deeply conservative House district in Kansas this week.
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He tells me the story: Beyoncé was pulling off some elegant moves on her skates, and so he attempted a spin and fell hard, breaking his arm in five places.
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The masked robbers who bound and gagged Kim Kardashian should have watched 'CSI' before pulling off the heist, because they may have been nabbed because they left their DNA behind.
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MALIBU — Bryna Nevison walked around the few remaining walls of the old Jewish camp, pulling off as many photos and artifacts as she could carry in case the fire came back.
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"I want to make myself vulnerable today so that you can see truly the journey that I've come on with my own body," Lawrence says, right before pulling off her dress.
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The only downside: As with the gray-lipstick trend happening right now, pulling off a scarlet shadow can be tricky — make one wrong move, and you're looking more sickly than sexy.
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Wearing a golden crown and surrounded by more than a dozen dancers, Queen Bey moved gracefully through "Love Drought" and "Sandcastles" -- at one point, pulling off a gravity-defying chair stunt.
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It's hard to imagine someone other than Phillips pulling off a 250-plus page roast of mankind, but his perfect blend of brilliance and goofiness makes it a joy to read.
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Suddenly, I'm not only feigning tanned skin and a sharper jawline, but I'm easily pulling off monochrome looks (that match the tones in my hair, no less) in mere minutes, too.
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They were afraid that they'd have a bunch of monkeys climbing around their car with microphones and tape and peeling off the tape and pulling off the tape and scratching it.
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That's a display of willpower that even at 36 I'm not totally capable of pulling off (I get sweats if I realize I forgot my phone before going to the bathroom).
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Paramount's "26.2 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi" flirted with political controversy, drawing a rebuke from a CIA spokesman, will pulling off a solid $16 million opening over the three days.
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Manuel and Albuquerque came close to pulling off the biggest strategic coup in history, converting Portugal from the most backward fringe of western Eurasia to the center of a global empire.
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Sure, they might offer a sort of knowing, you-gotta-be-kidding disbelief when the various mission parameters are explained, or exclaim in happiness after pulling off a particularly spectacular stunt.
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Trump had amassed the reputation and cachet crucial to pulling off the kinds of hostile takeovers then dominating the headlines with names like Carl Icahn, T. Boone Pickens and Nelson Peltz.
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Valls, 54, in combative mood, suggested that Hamon stood no chance of pulling off victory in spring and that he alone would be able to turn the tide against the odds.
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Sure, Ronan isn't actually an angsty teen from Sacramento finally coming into her own before college, but she's pulling off the chop like she is thanks to celebrity hairstylist Adir Abergel.
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Not by closing Home & Hearth's fourth quarter of the year with record sales, or pulling off a major turnaround, but by traveling to Snow Falls, the imagined locale of his origins.
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The film is at its very best when it embraces this meta aspect of Johnson's onscreen persona, and it's actually impossible to imagine any other modern actor pulling off the role.
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When it comes to pulling off white liner, Fenty global makeup artist Priscilla Ono says to treat it like any other bright shade and keep the rest of your makeup minimal.
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Republican lawmakers have expressed concern that the Democrats' unprecedented sit-in flouting a slew of House rules could open the door to a minority pulling off similar disruptions in the future.
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Around 8 AM, two topless female protestors disrupted the Midtown polling place, pulling off their shirts once they got inside to reveal bodies painted with anti-Trump slogans, according to Gothamist.
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Frenchman Hebert, without a European Tour victory, came close to pulling off a stunning upset when he surged from seven strokes behind in the final round, shooting nine-under-par 62.
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The washed out dance-floor ready trip has its head in the sky as much as the title suggests, pulling off a gently off-kilter testament to Bjørke's after-hour imagination.
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Ocasio-Cortez, who became the youngest woman in history elected to Congress in this year's midterm election, worked as a bartender before pulling off an upset victory over incumbent Democrat Rep.
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Five: You win with delegates Early in the campaign, what matters is honing your message, building your base of fans and pulling off the strongest possible result in the early states.
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Since last month's lows, the average S&P 60.13 stock has bounced 15 percent with some high flyers such as Chipotle, Citigroup, Twitter and Netflix pulling off a much steeper rebound.
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This routine continued, with Marcos calling for refrescos—the word means "soft drinks," and he found the euphemism hilarious—and Eduardo obligingly pulling off the highway, another five or six times.
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They specialize in finding empty spaces for large groups of artists to show their work, each year pulling off a fair that rivals the concurrent Armory Show in art world buzz.
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The Cougars have dropped nine straight games, including three in a row to Big Ten opponents this season, and hope to stop the bleeding by pulling off the upset in Madison.
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Paramount's "13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi" flirted with political controversy, drawing a rebuke from a CIA spokesman, will pulling off a solid $16 million opening over the three days.
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His link-up play in tight areas is second to none, his work rate is fantastic, and he's also capable of pulling off the sublime, often when Liverpool most need it.
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Such has been the U.S. dominance that even some of the Spanish players give themselves little hope of pulling off what would be one of the biggest upsets in Olympic Games history.
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But once you decide to take a dive off the fashion deep end and flex those sartorial muscles a bit, pulling off the same hue from head-to-toe becomes less intimidating.
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Though "everything in moderation" is rarely our style mantra (we're all about print on print...on print), when it comes to pulling off certain trends, that age-old cliche certainly rings true.
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Sheila went back and forth between drumming and strutting around the stage to sing Prince-esque howls and ad-libs into the mic, along with pulling off some of his classic moves.
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The company has been spending more on advertising and selling products at full price by pulling off heavily discounted ones from department store shelves and off-price retailers in its home market.
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The site's informal society grew out of its relative newness and the shared collective experience of adjusting to the tricky requirements of pulling off a social media message in under six seconds.
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But you have the government, you have engineers who decided to go to work for one of the most inspiring organizations in the history of mankind, NASA, pulling off the near impossible.
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Wall Street rebounded overnight, as market focus shifted from tensions in North Korea and Syria to earnings later this week, with the S&P 500 pulling off last week's two-month lows.
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In that context, a stake in Deliveroo could well be one development in what is a very long-term play for Amazon, a company known for pulling off tenacious, long-term plays.
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Photo: Scott Olson (Getty)Many things stand in the way of successfully pulling off an Ocean's 11-style caper, among which picking an appropriate target and having an exit strategy are paramount.
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"It's not a good environment to be pulling off a turnaround and I think that is really what's going to keep this stock from bouncing much higher than its option value bounce."
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In 23, Laurent Fignon was left distraught as he missed out on the title by eight seconds, with American Greg Lemond pulling off the narrowest margin of victory in the Tour's history.
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After pulling off a major upset in her own primary, she turned her attention to the other women, in New York and across the country, trying to clinch similar long-shot victories.
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Then we drove on a ring road on the outskirts of Jos, pulling off eventually on a dirt road surrounded by irrigated tomato farms and dried-up stalks of corn and sorghum.
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Mindy Kaling and Helena Bonham Carter are also nearing deals to fill out the ensemble, who are rumored to be tasked with pulling off a heist at the New York Met Gala.
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In my view, this largely is because the tired old establishment stuff she is pulling off her political shelf does not match the angry and anti-establishment mood of the 2016 electorate.
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The 21-year-old Rublev, who broke the third seed in his first two service games, shed tears of joy after pulling off the biggest win of his career in 26 minutes.
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You are given forks and knives, but it's hard to resist pulling off morsels of the golden skin with your fingers as if you were standing around in the kitchen at home.
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I enjoy this approach to construction as it allows me to get creative when no results are returned, and the increased challenge of pulling off a wide-open grid is so exciting.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers became NBA Champions in June by pulling off a seemingly impossible task — coming back from a 3-1 NBA Finals deficit against the defending champions, the Golden State Warriors.
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It's almost always a challenge to repeat as division champions; whichever team comes out on top in this game will have a much better shot at pulling off the feat in 2016.
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If we talk about how to fix our lives like we're pulling off a giant scam on God, the State, and anyone else who has ever hurt us, we are fucking empowered.
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On Thursday afternoon, he was pulling off a private road and either onto or across a public motorway known for accidents, with its 60 mile-per-hour speed limit and scary bends.
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Yet Chilean keeper Endler, on her home Parc des Princes ground, was the player of the match, earning all the plaudits after pulling off several stunning saves to keep the score down.
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Narrator: When talking about "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse," we have to talk about the visuals and the technical achievement of pulling off the wildly artistic vision of the art directors.
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It was remarkable enough the first time — no man had done it since Rod Laver in 13 — and Djokovic is just three victories in Paris away from pulling off that sweep again.
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Pulling off an I.P.O. in the current market is a feat — especially for biotech companies, which recently experienced a sell-off after investors started abandoning what they perceived to be their riskiest positions.
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The odds against President Macron pulling off his ambitious reforms in France look formidable, yet if he succeeds the impact, on his continent as well as his country, could be huge (see article).
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If you can see those layers and a nice string of mozzarella is pulling off like a scene from the Ninja Turtles, you know you're eating a slice of Chicago deep-dish pizza.
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Tom thought it was his dad's day to pick them up before Lila reminds him they were supposed to take the bus to their mom's house — just as the bus is pulling off.
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The rapper meets up with a team of expert carpenters to design and build the bed of his dreams: a two-tiered cube contraption that even the builders are worried about pulling off.
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But even if NASA does manage to get Congress on board and make everyone happy, the next big step is actually pulling off the technical challenge of sending people to the Moon again.
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When it comes to fashion and beauty, Kendall Jenner is capable of pulling off any look — including the drastic bleached eyebrows that she and Lady Gaga wore on this season's Marc Jacobs runway.
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On the other hand, it does take away part of that sideshow appeal in an average person being given a chance take on one of history's greatest boxers, and pulling off the impossible.
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The Philadelphia Eagles were the undisputed underdogs going into Sunday night's Super Bowl, but ultimately did what underdogs do, pulling off a major upset victory over the favored New England Patriots, 41–33.
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You can bet we took note of Longoria's tip for pulling off pink eye shadow: Always start with a beige pink; then, blend a darker shade into the creases to create some depth.
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Kendrick Lamar continues to succeed at pulling off confounding career moves none of his peers could or should, and for that, it's time to call him what he is: the Best Rapper Alive.
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Demand swelled whenever he gained fresh notoriety by pulling off a major operation; the week after he twice evacuated the Dallas Convention Center, for example, he claims to have made more than $700.
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It all comes together to help elevate the show without overpowering its human element; it compliments the performers, but doesn't distract from the absurd, superhuman-level stuff they're pulling off night after night.
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Week 5 of the NFL season was a wild one, with the Colts pulling off one of the most stunning upsets of the year and the Browns looking absolutely lost on national television.
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Army came up just short of pulling off their biggest upset in recent memory against Michigan last weekend, forcing the Wolverines to double-overtime before ultimately leaving The Big House with the loss.
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It was an instant classic for "Monday Night Football" with regard to the action on the field, with both teams pulling off late scoring drives to force the best out of their opponent.
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There is growing speculation on Capitol Hill that House Freedom Caucus leader Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, will jump into the speaker's race disrupting McCarthy's chances of pulling off a victory, those sources say.
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To help inspire you, and to get you out of that makeup comfort zone, we've tapped experts from Dior and NARS for some tips and tricks for pulling off this hauntingly beautiful look.
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The most dramatic moments in Sonic Forces, for example, happen in cutscene form, with the player pulling off wild and dramatic jumps without any control over the character's movement, sans the occasional QTE.
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Beating an optional boss in a favorite RPG, or pulling off (again, hey) that combo you're sure is possible in a fighting game, but so far you're just not there with the timing?
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WIMBLEDON, England — In pulling off one of the most emphatic upsets of the first round of Wimbledon, Aliaksandra Sasnovich lived out one of her favorite adages about the egalitarian nature of her sport.
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Mr. Brown was a little-known state senator in 2010 when he won the Massachusetts Senate seat long held by Edward M. Kennedy — pulling off a surprising upset in the traditionally Democratic state.
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For Lyons, the effort that went into pulling off that specific mix was as satisfying as the result — "the real goal was having it look like something you've never seen before," she says.
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That's the dead giveaway that someone is bad news: The racecar track is where James Bond meets the villain for the first time as he's pulling off his helmet and his racing gloves.
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It's hard to imagine anyone other than Apple successfully pulling off an ambitious innovation like the Touch Bar because it requires simultaneous investments on both the hardware and software sides of the business.
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"The tattoos are all about members of my family," Dr. Kopelson said, pulling off a snug T-shirt, the better to display the large ivory pagoda inked down the length of his spine.
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Four days after pulling off the most high-profile mob killing in decades, Anthony Comello sat down with New York Police Department detectives and told them that the C.I.A. had infiltrated the Mafia.
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Op-Ed Contributor WASHINGTON — Senate Republicans are in the middle of pulling off one of the great political heists in American history: the theft of a seat on the United States Supreme Court.
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Which is huge since Trump can't win without replicating his 2016 victory, and that means narrowly pulling off a few key states and he can't do that without firing up the core supporters.
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This was all compounded by Louis-Dreyfus's performance as Meyer; at once, her character can be sympathetic and hilariously indefensible, a high-wire act that most actors could only dream of pulling off.
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The former "Jackass" star was in Tampa, FL Saturday pulling off the new stunt -- leaping off a high bridge into the Intracoastal Waterway from a trampoline mounted to the back of a pickup.
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On a purely logistical level, pulling off these installations is impressive: they are so rife with stuff that figuring out what goes where, and distinguishing art object from packing material, isn't always so easy.
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Japanese scientists are hard at work trying to create the only kind of robot that matters in this hopeless hellworld: one capable of pulling off an inspirational training montage, glistening robo-muscles and all.
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The pregnant actress posted a Boomerang video to Instagram Friday, showing her pulling off an impressive pose atop an exercise wheel in a photo shoot she recently participated in for her activewear brand Fabletics.
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Yet getting this done — and pulling off the necessary and difficult verification of any commitment to suspend nuclear work — will take the kind of experienced negotiators that the seriously understaffed Trump administration currently lacks.
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" AARON KOHLI, INTEREST RATE STRATEGIST, BMO CAPITAL MARKETS, NEW YORK: "I think the Fed did a pretty good job in pulling off a hike that was fairly well choreographed and well telegraphed to everyone.
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After pulling off a rather surprising trade with the Boston Celtics to acquire the overall No. 1 pick in Thursdays NBA draft, the Philadelphia 76ers are expected to select Washington point guard Markelle Fultz.
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I'm not talking about the folks who are pulling off some minor hacks to get early access to the game, either—that's exactly what I did so I could play the game in Canada.
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Solo: A Star Wars Story hit theaters earlier this summer, pulling off a satisfactory story, despite a rocky production, and giving a definitive origin to one of the franchise's best-known heroes, Han Solo.
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In a video clip, her presumed grandson pulls off a pretty slick stunt with a water bottle, but then his granny absolutely buries him by pulling off the same trick with two water bottles.
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Despite pulling off a safer presidential election than expected, Afghanistan looks headed for prolonged political uncertainty, with the two front-runners claiming victory before ballots are tallied and signaling they would not accept defeat.
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But in this unprecedented time for foreign collaboration with Cubans, now possible thanks to the US easing travel restrictions to the socialist country, pulling off a festival of this scope was no easy task.
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Flyers surprise high-powered Lightning TAMPA — Catching a break against a backup goalie, the Philadelphia Flyers surprised the Tampa Bay Lightning, pulling off a 5-93 upset win on Friday night at Amalie Arena.
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Honolulu Police released the surveillance video on Thursday in an attempt to identify the vandal and the friend who recorded her pulling off the prank at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel just after 11 p.m.
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From 1972 to the late 1980s, he was one of world's most successful and accomplished drug smugglers, pulling off weed deals worth hundreds of millions of dollars until the law caught up with him.
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The eighth-seeded Predators are in the conference finals for the first time in franchise history, pulling off a stunning sweep of Chicago in the first round before dispatching St. Louis in six games.
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Kim Kardashian wants to make it clear to anyone who's even thinking of pulling off a heist at her expense ... you could end up dead, because she's amping up her security to Presidential levels.
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All the while, they were pulling off smaller robberies around town of hotel rooms and wealthy bar patrons, but it was hard to ignore the museum's world-class jewel exhibit a few blocks away.
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Super Bowl 2020 was not just thrilling on the field with the Kansas City Chiefs pulling off a stunning fourth quarter turnaround and triumphing over the the San Francisco 49ers — but also off it.
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Pulling off such a victory won't be easy, in large part because it hinges on overcoming a difficult paradox: A lot of moderate New Hampshire Democrats like her — but they're worried other people don't.
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It's hard to watch Kyrgios — with his wide smile, his style, his penchant for pulling off trick shots, his fierce serve and searing forehand, his oh-so obvious talent — and not fall for him.
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Democrats claimed 28503 million more votes than Republicans in the midterm House races earlier this month, according to data compiled by NBC News, pulling off the party's biggest midterm victory since the Watergate scandal.
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He also cast doubt on the prospect of moving the games to a new location, potentially one further from the outbreak's epicenter in Wuhan, China, citing the logistics of pulling off such a feat.
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Most of those residing in the Florida Keys evacuated, and now they're stuck at a checkpoint just past Marathon, many pulling off to the road's shoulder, hoping at any moment, they'll be allowed access.
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He talked about these disturbing memories with Elizabeth; eventually, he also revealed himself to Martha, pulling off his own disguise, in what may be the most terrifying scene in a frequently very tense show.
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Given the two-year time window to get legislation ready and the 10-year time window to kickstart multiple decarbonization revolutions, the chances of pulling off a full-scale political revolution beforehand seem remote.
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Just check out how skilled Antonio is at pulling off sweetly embarrassing dad tactics: Terricka told US Weekly that the couple, who has been married since 2008, weren't planning on going for any more.
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The second reason for Ethereum's apparent ease in pulling off a hard fork compared to bitcoin, Tual said, is that hard forks are par for the course at this nascent stage of the platform's development.
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I'm not much of a coder, (I only know enough C# to be slightly dangerous), but Quad Cowboy made me feel like a hacker-mastermind-thief, pulling off complex jobs with the greatest of ease.
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However, while the flexible OLED display makes this a possibility, the reality of having such a narrow screen attached to your wrist means that it's not quite capable of pulling off much of this functionality.
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For flagging candidates like Jeb Bush or Ben Carson, talk of beating the odds or of pulling off an "Iowa surprise" has crept into the stump speeches of campaigns that were once filled with promise.
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Although the Hideo Kojima game has previously focused on some positively bizarre moments, mostly involving babies, this relatively tame demo instead chose to freak people out with Norman Reedus pulling off his own bloody toenail.
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Luckily, there are bins of cat parts to turn these adorable little monstrosities into proper felines (or potentially make them even more monstrous) by pulling off their old parts and magically placing on new ones.
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After pulling off a surprising upset in the Michigan primary last week, Bernie Sanders once again fell behind his opponent Hillary Clinton on Tuesday, finishing second in four of the five states that cast ballots.
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His 12-yard strike to tight end Evan Engram late in the third quarter put a halt to any thought Memphis had of coming back from a 20-point deficit and pulling off an upset.
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That's the promise of Lilium Jet, an all-electric air taxi that can quietly lift off vertically, hover, and then cruise at up to 186 miles per hour before expertly pulling off a vertical landing.
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A long-shot Democratic candidate is ending his bid in Mississippi's special Senate election, giving hope to a party that sees a unified front as its best chance at pulling off a miracle in November.
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Officials acknowledged that simply pulling off the men's and women's golf tournaments might be their biggest accomplishment, having navigated significant obstacles like building a course and training employees to manage it and run a tournament.
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Despite having a pretty rough week, Michelle Obama found some time to smile and goof around with LeBron and the rest of the Cavs on Thursday ... pulling off a Mannequin Challenge at the White House!
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City Hall officials have pointed out that it would not be the governor or the speaker who would bear most of the responsibility for pulling off such a daunting task; it would be the mayor.
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Just a year after J.Lo's green Versace gown became the first-ever viral red carpet dress, Toni Braxton wore a white, gravity-defying Richard Tyler gown, flawlessly pulling off something very few would even attempt.
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Cortlen told police he and his two pals had just wrapped a late night studio sesh, and as he was pulling off the freeway ... a car pulled up on his driver's side and opened fire.
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It's a sound that other rappers have trouble pulling off but naturally should all dream of imitating; one successful inheritor of the style is Lil B, who you can imagine listening to this exact song.
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For Prince, the payoff is the thrill of pulling off a four-day, nonstop rave in the scenic wilderness of a Caribbean island, and contributing positively to a place that holds a special sentimental value.
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Novice errors like not pulling off drywall to inspect for hidden damage, or not being familiar with software used for loss estimates, can reduce or delay insurance payments, adding to hardships residents are already facing.
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On both shows, pulling off even the best-motivated con is corrosive, because, in the end, what even bad people crave isn't power, it's intimacy, to be known and accepted for who they really are.
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Diperso then reportedly jumped onto the hood of a blue Honda Accord, driven by an accomplice, and managed to hang on while the car sped out of the parking lot, pulling off a Hollywood escape.
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In a seemingly enormous Democratic field, O'Rourke initially distinguished himself through an underdog Senate campaign against Ted Cruz that raised record sums of money and got him within three points of pulling off a stunning upset.
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The fact that there's a press release focused just on the Ginza branch of Hooters makes this pretty clear that Spacee is pulling off a publicity stunt here, but don't be too quick to dismiss it.
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TMZ got exclusive video of the "Jackass" star performing at the Comedy Works club in Denver Thursday night ... pulling off an amazing cup trick ... just days after his arms were torched in a stunt gone wrong.
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There are arcade-y races where you're trying to get a particular high score (you earn points by drifting, smashing into opponents, and pulling off jumps) and others where you're trying to beat a specific time.
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And what's fascinating about Underground isn't just that it allows for such a multifaceted portrayal of the horrors of slavery (something it's pulling off much better than you'd expect for a low-budget basic cable show).
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Go find yourself a bridge over a lazy river like the Dunking Devils did, attach a swing and a hoop, and you'll be pulling off dunks like the NBA All-Star game has never seen before.
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The key to pulling off a bold new do is to go for something that compliments your personality, which is what Taraji P. Henson did when she rocked an edgy undercut at the 2017 SAG Awards.
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The film is a twist on Steven Soderbergh's early aughts heist series (Ocean's Eleven, Ocean's Twelve, Ocean's Thirteen), a trilogy in which the crew pulling off the central "impossible" caper grew by one person each time.
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You can only leap off of Cappy one time in the space of a single jump, but you can throw Cappy and dive into it again after pulling off a double jump, covering even more distance.
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His biggest win may have come at the 211 U.S. Open, when he trailed by seven shots in the final round at Cherry Hills Country Club before pulling off the greatest comeback in the tournament's history.
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Sure, it may not be the best choice for a snowstorm, but if you need a break from your jeans, pulling off a short skirt this season is as easy as adding tights and strategic layers.
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Butler has a history of pulling off upsets in the NCAA Tournament, but the fourth-seeded Bulldogs face a tough matchup against No. 1 seed North Carolina in the South Region semifinals Friday in Memphis, Tenn.
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But then I noticed that the cars coming toward us were, one by one, pulling off to the side of the road, on the small strip of turf that had been chopped away from the brush.
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Kanye West is a great actor who fooled everyone into thinking he was melting down, at least according to Rick Ross, who's giving 'Ye props for pulling off a stunt -- but trust us, it's no stunt.
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She does get around to describing some of that, but making us want to come along on that trip is a trick that Wilson, who too often sounds like a born scold, has trouble pulling off.
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Allison, trained in dance, was serenely beautiful: raven-haired, tawny-skinned, a true testament to fertility, pulling off the title she gave herself — Mother Superior — and tribal belly dancing to the drum beats the collective made.
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If Clinton wins by 6 points — and current polling suggests she might — it would mean Democrats could have a real, genuine, honest-to-goodness shot at pulling off what looked impossible just a few months ago.
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McDonald, who got his big break as a backup singer on Steely Dan's "Katy Lied," suggests that Bruner is pulling off something similar to what Walter Becker and Donald Fagen accomplished with their band decades ago.
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Law and Ciganda halved with Americans Morgan Pressel and Marina Alex, with Ciganda pulling off one of the shots of the day when she sank a 30-foot putt on the 17th to level the match.
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It's also the first major reckoning for newly installed CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, who is banking on pulling off the deal smoothly to get Uber past its incessant and damaging drama and toward a more stable future.
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SAN FRANCISCO — By mastering some tough computer chip technology and then pulling off an audacious business strategy based on selling its smartphone knowledge, Qualcomm has made billions of dollars and seized influence in the tech industry.
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Myles Garrett of the Cleveland Browns was suspended for at least the rest of the season on Friday for pulling off the helmet of Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph and hitting him in the head with it.
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It has been quite an Open on many levels, full of great tennis stories with Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Venus Williams resurgent and outsiders like Denis Istomin and Mischa Zverev pulling off major men's upsets.
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It's the kind of thing you'd expect to see at the end of a sports movie, when the underdog team completely trips up the reigning champs by pulling off a trick play that nobody saw coming.
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Sasnovich raced out to a 4-1 lead in the first with the help of some deft dropshots and it seemed that the world number 49 was well on her way to pulling off a major upset.
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Like Sisyphus with his rock, Rory Shayne pushed his way through a violently absurd existence, creating his own purpose by pulling off impossible heists, defiant jailbreaks, and voyages to neighboring dimensions from the confines of his cell.
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His recent slopestyle victory in Breckenridge, Colorado where he led the field with a score of 95 from the judges after pulling off a dizzying 1620-degree spin during his run, indicates an ambitious skier in form.
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Someone is also pulling off a dress, or a zipper breaks, or something doesn't work, so I am basically holding her face still with one hand and then applying powder or blotting off sweat with the other.
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Increasing their winning margin even more, the Read Raiders beat No. 2 seed Michigan 63-44 in the Sweet 16, but had a much harder time pulling off a 75-69 win over No. 1 seed Gonzaga.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez catapulted into the nation's consciousness this past summer after pulling off one of the most major election upsets in recent political history — and she's lived rent-free in all of our minds since then.
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Here's a laundry list of other impossible victories from this season so far: It's unsure if they made a pact with the devil or not, but they just keep pulling off these games at the last second.
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In advance of the film's release on December 7, we asked Rourke why telling stories about the past is especially important for women, her secret to pulling off a difficult sex scene, and Robbie's extraordinary physical transformation.
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In the final global meet before next February's Winter Olympics in South Korea's Pyeongchang, the trio will be eager to show that they are still capable of pulling off more soaring quadruple jumps than their younger rivals.
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After pulling off two weekends of surprise appearances during Beyoncé's history-making sets, the newly engaged singer, 37, revealed she assumed that the thousands in the crowd would not recognize her as one-third of Destiny's Child.
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This one is particularly brutal, especially given how much work goes into simply getting into the second area (ICE BLOCKS???), but there's such satisfaction in pulling off the individual jumps that I'm willing to look past it.
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Henry told police he and the two victims had just wrapped a late-night studio session when a car pulled up on his driver's side and opened fire as he was pulling off the freeway, TMZ reported.
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Cal's lightsaber maneuvers – which you unlock more of as you level up and earn skill points – but the game flow is never more flashy or fulfilling than when you're pulling off the most basic parries and counters.
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Both Beltran and Nova were at Citi Field when the trades were announced, so pulling off a wild win on a day in which the club bid goodbye to two teammates was doubly satisfying for the Yankees.
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The Bison (223-226) trailed by only five with less than 133 minutes to go when Irvin, who had struggled most of the game, took over to squelch any thought Howard had of pulling off the upset.
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What PPG'S McGarry got wrong was the timing and the difficulty of pulling off such a deal in the Netherlands, where supervisory boards hold great sway and most companies including Akzo are protected by "poison pill" defences.
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Don't forget: Earlier this year, Trump cited national security concerns in blocking Broadcom, a technology giant that was based in Singapore at the time, from pulling off a hostile takeover of the San Diego-based chipmaker Qualcomm.
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The victory came after the Caps had a harrowing third period, pulling off a comeback from a 3-2 deficit against the Las Vegas Knights in Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final, winning it 4-3.
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It will be in seeing that giant pie in the sky, in pulling off the road on the way to the beach for the all-Australian satisfaction of a warm personal meal of meat encased in pastry.
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On Tuesday, Biden campaigned twice in Pennsylvania with Democratic House candidate Conor Lamb, who polls show has a good chance of pulling off an upset special election victory next week in a district long held by Republicans.
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Just as Republicans should have been holding Trump accountable for the October Surprise that seemed to wreck his long shot chances of pulling off an upset, Democrats should be blaming Clinton for what has happened, not the FBI.
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Henry, 26, told police he and the two victims had just wrapped a late-night studio session when a car pulled up on his driver's side and opened fire as he was pulling off the freeway, TMZ reports.
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Henry, 26, told police he and the two victims had just wrapped a late-night studio session when a car pulled up on his driver's side and opened fire as he was pulling off the freeway, TMZ reported.
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"The U.S are favorites, we are the underdog – and we are fine with that," said Dutch coach Sarina Wiegman, whose hopes of pulling off a surprise could be hampered by doubts over the fitness of her star player.
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Spanish players wept in joy after pulling off the shock at the Olympic repechage tournament on Sunday and the unheralded Europeans will now compete with global powers Fiji and New Zealand when the format makes its Games debut.
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That the group was capable of pulling off spectacular, well-coordinated, mass-casualty attacks on not one but two US embassies nearly simultaneously showed just how formidable — and audacious — al-Qaeda had become in its war on America.
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Before leaving the White House for the George W. Bush team, Bill Clinton's aides purportedly left $40,000 worth of damage by pulling off the W key from 62 keyboards, leaving lewd phone messages, and gluing shut desk drawers.
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With the Saviors saga slated to end with next week's season finale, it feels like The Walking Dead is on the cusp of pulling off a unique narrative flourish that could actually improve upon its comic book counterpart.
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It is perfectly possible that the 2200-year-old could upstage Bolt in the Jamaican's final championship by pulling off a 1003 metres/2100 meters double that has not been achieved since Michael Johnson in Gothenburg in 2200.
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Think Keanu Reeves playing virtual cat-and-mouse with the yakuza in Johnny Mnemonic, or Michael Douglas pulling off corporate espionage in the world's most grandiose database in the wow-did-that-age-terribly, quasi-erotic thriller Disclosure.
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Bring Me the Horizon lead singer Oli Sykes was either being supremely douchey or pulling off a brilliant PR stunt at Wednesday night's NME awards in London -- but during their performance Skyes jumped on Chris Martin and co.
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What's different this time: The Chandrayaan-2 mission will test whether India's space technology is capable of pulling off a controlled landing (the original mission ended after 10 months when India's Space Organization lost contact with the orbiter).
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But a superb lob followed by a Benneteau double-fault allowed Dimitrov to forge ahead in the second set and he was always in control thereafter, pulling off some crowd-pleasing diving volleys as he moved to victory.
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He is also supposedly close friends with the show's executive producer Lorne Michaels, who is credited in Tina Fey's book Bossypants for pulling off the feat of signing Baldwin to a starring role in her sitcom, 30 Rock.
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Phenomenally talented, and already Instagram famous before their first appearance on the show, they were willowy and fair-skinned, exceptionally gifted at pulling off classically "fishy" looks, which in drag slang means feminine to the point of passing.
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On Wednesday, his rest occurred as the New York Knicks were pulling off a fourth-quarter comeback while playing their third game in four nights and with how it was unfolding, Anthony was content to be a spectator.
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Soroka: A lot of bands do play live with a click track in their ear, but I noticed yesterday that Ruins of Beverast weren't, and were pulling off some very slow parts, like 'On I Raised this Stone…'.
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The workplace messaging company is now worth $19.5 billion after its first day of trading on the N.Y.S.E., nearly tripling its valuation after pulling off an unconventional direct listing of its shares, Erin Griffith of the NYT writes.
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As talented as Mr. Deakins is at pulling off stunning wide shots, he has a gift for this kind of framing, putting his characters in center frame and using the environment around them to help tell the story.
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LONDON — After pulling off one of the biggest victories of his career, Alexander Zverev felt he had no choice but to apologize to the player he had just defeated, who happened to be none other than Roger Federer.
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Their shared "Saturday Night Live" comedy chops notwithstanding, Louis-Dreyfus and Ferrell are certainly capable of pulling off the drama of a marriage in crisis, and she has one powerful scene in which her rage comes gushing out.
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The NFL will likely figure out a way to close this loophole in the coming offseason, but on Saturday, it proved the difference in keeping Brady from pulling off one last miracle to keep the Patriots season going.
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Written and directed by Simon Verhoeven, that film has received mixed reviews (as well as criticism for posters that omitted Eric Kabongo, who plays the Nigerian), but it has also been praised for pulling off a complex feat.
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The 5-foot-11 De Minaur will face the powerful Czech veteran Tomas Berdych in the first round of the Open, and with his outstanding play thus far in 2018, he is capable of pulling off another upset.
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Mr. Robot is an addictive anti-hero drama dominating the media cycle this summer, pulling off an innovative virtual reality mini-episode and cornering the audience of those interested in hacking, artsy filmmaking techniques, and narration-heavy storytelling.
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"I think largely it's a combination of both some investors pulling money off the table going into tomorrow's number and certainly the oil market pulling off, that's a big factor," said John Caruso, senior market strategist at RJO Futures.
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She credited stylist Jessica Paster, haristylist Rod Ortega and makeup artist Jenn Streicher for her big-day style and beauty, and thanked Tessa Lynn Events for pulling off the perfect party for her second outfit to make its debut.
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Even Vinci did not fancy those odds and was preparing to pack her bags for a trip back to Taranto before pulling off the David v Goliath upset with a 2-6 6-4 6-4 win over Williams.
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That pretty much settles the (irrelevant) debate over whether they can be masculine or sexy, but just for the record, construction workers, hazmat specialists and military aviators have been pulling off the look for decades with traditionally manly aplomb.
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President Barack Obama, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto had a little trouble pulling off a three-way handshake on Wednesday as they posed for a photo together at the National Gallery of Canada.
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Of the two, older brother Junshiro has the best chance, but as the Japanese showed when winning gold, silver and bronze in the normal hill competition at Sapporo in 1972, they are always capable of pulling off a surprise.
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The spectacular striker has made a name for himself by pulling off highlight reel finishes against but one of his ten opponents, and the former Pride and Strikeforce fighter was deemed to be a step up for the Brit.
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He also directed 2016's "Sully," about the passenger jet pilot who saved hundreds by pulling off an against-the-odds landing on the Hudson River, and "American Sniper," which told the story of Navy SEAL sniper Chris Kyle.
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Rin's minimal, ultra-polished aesthetic and knack for pulling off of-the-moment trends takes microfashion to new levels — and has helped her gain more than 36,000 followers on the WEAR app since her first post in May 2014.
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In a press release, the company noted that pulling off the landing will be difficult this time, since the Falcon 9 is taking the satellites to a very high orbit above Earth known as geostationary transfer orbit, or GTO.
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The events of the story amount to a single phone call, and the rest is an attempt to wrap up the narrator's feelings into something definite and knowable—qualities that Murakami has never been very good at pulling off.
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In other words, the agency sought to delay Iran's development of nuclear weapons by exploiting academia's internationalism, and pulling off a mass deception on the institutions that hosted the conferences and the professors who attended and spoke at them.
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The Hill's Reid Wilson breaks down Thursday's vicious debate from Kansas City, Mo. Meanwhile in Texas, O'Rourke's chances of pulling off a stunning upset over Cruz likely hinge on Latino voters, The Hill's Lisa Hagen reports from San Antonio.
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Ocasio-Cortez, who was sworn into the House on Thursday, gained national attention in June after pulling off a come-from-behind win over Crowley, a 10-term incumbent who served as the chairman of the House Democratic Caucus.
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The secret to pulling off this balancing act seems to be leaving the rest of the face super-minimal and applying the liner with a featherlight touch — and these two aren't the only ones who are in on it.
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Richard Walsh vs Viscardi Andrade 'Filthy Rich' Walsh was close to pulling off a big home win in the second round of this welterweight contest when he dropped Andrade with a heavy overhand and landed some clean grounded strikes.
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But Trump's appearance in the district, coupled with reports that Vice President Pence will travel to the district in the coming weeks, underscores the heavy investments Republicans are making to prevent Democrats from pulling off another special election upset.
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That's why grassroots collective It's Not U It's Me get kudos for navigating all the bureaucratic headaches and pulling off their inaugural summer series at the Power Plant, a spacious, three-story contemporary art gallery overlooking the city's waterfront.
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" Bellisario continued, "But the mastitis, waking up in the middle of the night to pump, pulling off on the freeway to pump, or hiding in dark corners of houses while pumping or else I can't sleep it's SO PAINFUL.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - After pulling off a miracle victory against American world number 100 Tennys Sandgren by saving seven match points, Roger Federer remained optimistic about recovering fully from a groin problem in time for Thursday's Australian Open semi-final.
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KABUL (Reuters) - Despite pulling off a safer presidential election than expected, Afghanistan looks headed for a prolonged period of political uncertainty, with the two front-runners claiming victory before ballots are tallied and signaling they would not accept defeat.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - Hungary claimed their first gold medal at a Winter Olympics by pulling off a stunning victory in the men's 5,000 meters relay on Thursday after a fall cost South Korea a place on the podium.
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In the end, it was his kids who put him over the edge, pulling off a feat of political theater by delaying New York's place in the roll call vote so that they could put him over the top.
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There is little in this world as satisfying as listening to Werner Herzog express disgust at or disdain for something — and little as unnerving, as his loathing often suggests a way of living few are capable of pulling off.
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He's best known for leading the country's RGB intelligence service at a time when the agency was accused of sinking a South Korean naval ship in a torpedo attack that killed 46 people and pulling off the Sony hack.
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Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel will reappear at Disrupt SF Perhaps feeling a bit more confident after pulling off a successful event in Los Angeles a couple weeks ago, Spiegel will sit down for a live interview with TechCrunch in the fall.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) eked out a tight victory in last night's New Hampshire primary, pulling off what could be the narrowest win of a non-incumbent candidate here in history and cementing his status as the Democratic front-runner.
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With a squad that is so much more than the sum of its parts, the Foxes are on the brink of pulling off the least likely triumph in the history of the Premier League – if not English football as a whole.
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Last week, Dove posted a series of four photos to its Facebook page that depicted a black woman standing next to some Dove body wash and pulling off her brown shirt to reveal a white woman wearing a paler shirt.
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The 49-year-old newly minted style icon pulls off the most high-fashion looks — whether it's standing in tree pose in Balenciaga or while pulling off a full-on superhero moment in an oversize white cape and huge brimmed hat.
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McGrath's soaring popularity and then nearly pulling off one of 183's biggest upsets helped fuel the Democrats' "blue wave" that swept the House, though she couldn't quite manage to sway enough voters in the Lexington swing district to unseat Barr.
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Click here to view original GIFThe Dunking Devils, last seen pulling off incredible trick shots while swinging from a bridge, are back with an even wilder collection of dunks and stunts that all take place on board a moving train.
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It goes hand in hand with the image of Drake driving himself aimlessly around The Six, drifting past an ex's house, slowing down slightly as he thinks about stopping, then quickly pulling off to a club to get tanked instead.
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Without further ado, here are the highlights from Square Enix's E3 showcase: Square Enix showed off a chunk of gameplay from the upcoming Tomb Raider game, showing Lara Croft pulling off a whole bunch of deadly and creative stealth assassinations.
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But on Sunday if Rus harbored any hopes of pulling off another upset, especially since Stephens had failed to navigate past the third round in any of her three build-up tournaments, those hopes were dashed in 49 brutal minutes.
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And in a surprise twist Tuesday night, Democrats came even closer to pulling off an upset in South Carolina, where a special election to fill White House Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney's former seat coincided with Georgia's vote.
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She was particularly pleased with her scramble for a winner around the net, which she thought was the first of her career, but poured cold water on the idea of pulling off a between-the-legs trick shot in subsequent matches.
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After pulling off a massive upset over Chandler Egan, who at the time was a 20-year-old reigning U.S. amateur champion, a playful Lyon turned himself upside-down and walked on his hands to receive his Olympic medal and trophy.
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"The cap hike issue will unlikely be the focus of most of those meetings," one of those people said, adding that pulling off a capital raising deal would be a well-rehearsed exercise which does not need too much advance discussion.
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Its stars are the founder's grandsons, who, during the first half of the 20th century, transformed Maison Cartier into an international luxury brand with a clientele as glittering as its bejewelled wares, pulling off feats of social climbing as they went.
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There are a ton of shows right now where comedians play themselves, but "Wife" is the only one pulling off stand-up-as-selfhood, exploring the idea that the more you're yourself in your life, the better your comedy becomes.
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G Isaiah Thomas tied John Havlicek's 45-year-old Celtics record with his 40th straight 20-point game, scoring 33 and pulling off his usual fourth-quarter heroics in a 116-108 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday night.
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Pulling off this show requires knowing that Snoopy (Aidan Gemme) has to be both cute and somewhat manic; that Lucy (Mavis Simpson-Ernst) is both a bully and a fragile egomaniac; that these characters are both naïvely young and preternaturally adult.
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Boston's little big man tied John Havlicek's 45-year-old Celtics record with his 40th straight 20-point game, scoring 33 and pulling off his usual fourth-quarter heroics in a 116-108 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday night.
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"The cap hike issue will unlikely be the focus of most of those meetings," one of those people said, adding that pulling off a capital-raising would be a well-rehearsed exercise which does not need too much advance discussion.
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She covered Bob Dylan's "All I Really Want to Do" as her debut solo single in 212, then scored a hat-trick of number-ones in the early 22012s with songs that it's impossible to imagine anyone else pulling off.
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In addition to pulling off tricks, players do things like helping a constipated construction worker get "the poop loose," or listen to a horny Mormon missionary talk about how much he wants to go down on a giant inflatable woman.
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But pulling off such a coup is going to require some massive investments in education, both on the part of the corporations looking to move valued employees into new roles and an education system preparing workers for the real world.
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We elevate a select few celebrity ambassadors of "good" aging — Mirren, Sandra Bullock, Halle Berry, Andie MacDowell — and turn them into not just avatars of covetable good looks, but fierce, audacious heroines who are celebrated for pulling off the near-impossible.
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To get the scene he wants, Mr. Van Doorn's character not only coaches the young actress, Blanche Ghyssaert, into a performance of immense pathos but also forcibly undresses her, pulling off her pants so as to make her seem more vulnerable.
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A pivotal and polarizing figure was the eccentric journalist Charles Lummis, who held the title of City Librarian in the early 20th century, pulling off the neat trick of making the library "more democratic and yet more sophisticated" at once.
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And I have to say, even though I knew there was a lot of corporate espionage taking place and a lot of theft that was taking place, this kind of awed me, in terms of what they've been pulling off.
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Mr. Bolton's relaxed-fit jeans, golf shirt and white Reeboks (sneakers that are back in fashion, though I doubt he knows this) make him indistinguishable from all the other 50-something white men we have seen pulling off the Interstate.
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But Chausiku did something so out of the ordinary that it captured his attention: She sat down in front of a leafy plant, began pulling off branches, chewing their tips, spitting out the fibrous pulp and swallowing only the juice.
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After pulling off a nerve-shredding win that quashed doubts about his prowess on hardcourts, the 26-year-old Austrian will face Alexander Zverev for a place in the final, a match-up scarcely imaginable at the start of the tournament.
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On Monday, though, the second-most-popular conservative in the race, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, the mayor of Tehran, suspended his campaign and threw his support to Mr. Raisi, possibly raising what analysts say are his chances of pulling off an upset.
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"Climate hysteria wrecks the Finnish economy and industry, and it destroys the fruits of decades of work by citizens," said Finns Party chairman Jussi Halla-aho in an April video, days before pulling off a second-place finish in parliamentary elections.
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The challenge, therefore, is for the incoming administration to let the authorities own the initial pain that is sure to come, such as the pain of pulling off the bandages, while letting the later recovery be his — as it should be.
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I miss when the only negative thoughts I would have had about Loyola would be about them having no chance this weekend, not that all the wrong people would benefit financially from them pulling off the greatest upset in college basketball history.
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And it seems that his cute "I'm so excited" pose is still a firm favorite of the 8-year-old after mom Jessica posted a picture of her twin boys and daughter Ivy on Instagram showing Brian pulling off the same expression.
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Our down-on-its-luck protagonist would have just about given up on its dreams of pulling off a successful award show, until a deus ex machina spurs it towards success in a performance so masterful...well, it would win an Oscar.
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When the band actually spread out, as they did on the mid-paced tracks like "Bookworm" and "3 O'Clock"—two of the longer songs on the album—Kid Dynamite showed they were capable of pulling off songs that functioned as quasi-ballads.
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Believing that he himself was one of the last people to lead a real political revolution, Gingrich wanted to know how Trump was pulling off what most had written off as an impossible feat, one person close to the former Speaker said.
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When Netflix first announced its brand new series The End Of The F****ing World, one trailer scene immediately stuck out: female lead Alyssa (Jessica Barden) playfully pulling off the shirt of her love interest, who's driving through a forest, James (Alex Lawther).
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After coping with the tragedy of losing her beloved husband a year ago, Céline Dion has reemerged into the spotlight and is looking better than ever, pulling off all of the latest trends and even taking risks with young designers like Vetements.
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Out of nowhere this mysterious guy was doing tricks that I didn't even know existed and the quiet soon gave way to whoops of exhilaration and joy at the seemingly impossible tricks that Brown was effortlessly pulling off in such a cramped space.
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" Debruge gave praise to Wilde, 35, in her directorial debut: "Credit Wilde — who quietly practiced on a couple of shorts prior to this — for sustaining both the laughter and the energy throughout, and for pulling off several bold surprises along the way.
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EditorsNote: fixes spelling of Pavilion in lede Houston pulls off upset of No. 12 SMU HOUSTON — Playing without its leading scorer did not prevent Houston from pulling off a 71-68 upset of No. 12 SMU on Monday night at Hofheinz Pavillion.
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Chicago (CNN)Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is a weight on Hillary Clinton's candidacy, a political liability that Bernie Sanders has ferociously seized upon in hopes of pulling off what might once have been unthinkable: winning the primary Tuesday in Clinton's native Illinois.
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Previously, in order to successfully steal money or ransom from someone, they had to kidnap them, which required pulling off a large intelligence job beforehand: Follow the person for months, work out their schedule, where they live, who they hang out with.
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The Swedish women's national soccer team may have won a silver medal in the 2016 summer Olympics, pulling off a huge upset by ousting the Americans from the competition, but that apparently hasn't translated into widespread respect for their skills back home.
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Clinton allies argued the endorsement from the governor — whose approval ratings among Democrats are well into the 70s — could have a big effect in California, where the former secretary of State is making additional appearances in the hope of pulling off a win.
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But Evans came closer than Lorenzi to pulling off the major upset on Saturday, holding match point in the fourth-set tiebreaker against third-seeded Stan Wawrinka before ultimately falling, 43-6, 6-3, 6-7 (6), 7-6 (8), 73-2.
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A teachers' pulling a student's headscarf in Virginia, policemen forcing its removal in New York, a man pulling off a woman's headscarf during a flight, a woman threatened on a public bus and many similarly alarming incidents have occurred and will likely recur.
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So while I commend Hardman for pulling off a fantastic celebration in five days by sticking to the bare necessities, I'll be over here, agonizing over hors d'oeuvre menus and seating charts until the last possible minute — and I'm totally fine with that.
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With her dark lipstick, choker necklace, and shirt carefully accentuated with a rip on the shoulder, she's pulling off a brooding persona with even more comically unconvincing results than when Olivia Newton John smoked a cigarette in a leather jacket in Grease.
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Celeb makeup artist Fiona Stiles took a break from clients like Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Gabrielle Union, and Nikki Reed to give each sign guidance for pulling off these trends in real life, including the products and tips you'll need to seamlessly implement them.
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Over the course of this exhibition, JR comes to seem like an N.G.O. Christo and Jeanne-Claude, organizing hundreds of people and months of effort in the hope of pulling off an epic stunt which, when photographed, will travel far and make noise.
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The message said that April 262 would be "Punish a Muslim Day," and that points would be awarded for acts of violence: 2518 points for pulling off a woman's head scarf, 22015 points for murdering a Muslim and 216,229 for bombing a mosque.
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But even with that bias in place, a terrorist group's chance of pulling off an attack under current security conditions has got to be pretty dispiriting for them: one in 50 for an onboard bombing attempt or one in 150 for a hijacking.
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Photo: VisaInstead of developing an intricate electronic card skimmer, or pulling off an elaborate online scam, a cashier in Japan used the most undetectable tool imaginable to steal the credit card info of over 1,300 customers: his immaculate and instant photographic memory.
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Pulling off this production number did call for a few compromises with the original arroz gordo recipe, like substituting prepared duck confit for Chinese salted duck legs, and eliminating exotica like Filipino cane vinegar, red yeast rice and fermented bean curd juice.
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This is a day-to-night outfit, so I'm going for drinks after work (you gotta expand the reach of this print!) and taking someone home—or pulling off the once-in-a-blue-moon flawless drunk text that actually results in sex.
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Hyperallergic was contacted by an artist using the alias "Frizk" for this project, who claims that Banksy reached out to him via Instagram for his assistance in pulling off his latest act of mischief in one of the galleries of the Cincinnati Contemporary Arts Center.
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That this all relies on customers willingly letting a for-profit smart assistant make more and more of their choices for them is sort of upsetting, but hey, so far there doesn't seem to be many constraints on what Amazon is capable of pulling off.
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It's the kind of high-wire satirical act it's hard to imagine anyone pulling off, especially at a time when real Nazis pop up in the headlines with dismaying regularity — and yet if anyone can, it's probably writer-director Taika Waititi, who also plays Hitler.
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But like its title character pulling off a crazy scheme just in the nick of time, Solo is a swashbuckling success, a space adventure that pays homage to the DNA of the original films while carving out its own unique space in the canon.
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On the first episode, you'll meet the boys from Creature, enjoi, and Deathwish before they set out across the country pulling off the wildest stunts they can—both on and off their boards—for a shot at $50,000 and the cover of Thrasher magazine.
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Then in 1998, Gingrich presided over Clinton's impeachment in the House, a shambolic catastrophe that wound up with the president acquitted in the Senate and Republicans pulling off a virtually unheard of feat: losing seats in the midterm election of an opposition president's second term.
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While it's plenty fast, with the i7 I reviewed pulling off scores right in line with the similarly configured MateBook 13, the Dell XPS 13 lacks the discrete graphics card option the MateBook lineup and the faster (but similarly priced) Razer Blade Stealth offer.
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Stylistically speaking, a steam-punk jam isn't that far off from the hippie-dippie, aerialist-circus-y situations that parties like Rubulad, Danger, and Robot Heart have been pulling off for over a decade—well before most of us even knew how to spell Bushwick.
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The visuals match the throwback vibe of the song, with Kelela rocking a variety of looks, including a Hard Core-era Lil Kim-esque ensemble (complete with tiny shades, duh), and a chainmail dress which most of us could only dream of pulling off.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As far as U.S. Open encores go they don't come much tougher than the act Roberta Vinci has to follow after pulling off one of the biggest upsets ever at a grand slam during her magical run to last year's final.
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READ: Everything changes March 1 Still time to defeat Trump Allies close to Rubio and Cruz insist there is still time to defeat Trump -- a scenario that would involve winning their home states and pulling off strong results in other delegate-rich states in March.
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I sat down with Bridges to talk about his work with Paul Thomas Anderson, the inspirations behind the film's designs and characters, and how pulling off the film's lush looks required leaving modern approaches behind and embracing the techniques the characters would have used themselves.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — The United States women's field hockey team, seeking an Olympic medal and maybe, just maybe, a boost in national recognition, played its first game Saturday against the powerhouse Argentina, and did just what it needed to, pulling off a 2-1 victory.
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But Parnell ran the best race of any Democrat in a House special election this year -- coming within 3,000 votes of pulling off a massive upset in the South Carolina 5th District seat previously held by Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney.
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Buy it here >>Lara Prescott's page-turning Cold War spy thriller dazzles with real-life literary intrigue, illuminating the women tasked with pulling off an unusual heist: smuggling Boris Pasternak's censured "Doctor Zhivago" out of the USSR, to be used as a weapon of war.
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If Trump ends up actually reentering the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the colossal trade accord he abandoned on January 23, 2017, he would be reneging on one of his signature campaign promises and pulling off one of the most head-spinning policy reversals of his presidency.
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The writers over at GQ have already dreamed up their ideal cast, with Lady Gaga playing the fast-talking Sicilian mob wife Robin Colombo and Jameela Jamil as the psychic whom Jacobson consults during his deepest phases of paranoia while pulling off his con.
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In season two, Renegade Zoologist Jackson Oz (James Wolk) and his ragtag group of misfits — who are all convinced they're the leads of their own movies — have seemingly unlimited resources at their disposal, despite never once pulling off a real plan in season one.
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It would help if he could bring several friends with him, but barring that, the Giants will have to work something out among him, Orleans Darkwa and Evan Engram in hopes of pulling off an upset on their turf against the visiting Seahawks (123-212).
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But given an unusual do-over in sports, he did it this time, pulling off something he had not done before, not even in practice — a clean run with back-to-back 1440s, a quadruple corkscrew of sorts, performed in opposite directions on opposite walls.
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ASUNCIÓN, Paraguay — At least 75 members of a powerful Brazilian drug cartel escaped from a prison in northern Paraguay through a tunnel on Sunday, pulling off an escape plan that officials had known about for more than a month but were unable to stop.
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"The more tired you are, the less able you are to change your behavior," such as by pulling off the road for a short rest, said Mikael Ljung Aust, a technical specialist working on drowsiness mitigation technologies at Volvo's Safety Center in Gothenburg, Sweden.
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Serious left-wing players who punch above their weight have emerged in presidential politics, Congress, social movement advocacy, the think tank world, and media offer an increasingly persuasive alternative to neoliberal and center-left thinking, while pulling off electoral upsets and building institutional power.
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Pulling off the win for Best Actor in a Musical, the always articulate Leslie Odom Jr. thanked the entire cast for helping him make it through the role without failing, while director Thomas Kail declared that he was committed to making Miranda's vision happen.
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"The key to pulling off the trend is to make sure the pop of color you choose is in harmony with the rest of your makeup — particularly blush and lip color," says Tasha Reiko-Brown, a celebrity makeup artist who works with Yara Shahidi and Jill Scott.
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Washington (CNN)If Donald Trump makes it from the corner office to the Oval Office, he will be pulling off an unprecedented feat: He will be the only head of the executive branch of government whose principal professional credential is having served as a chief executive officer.
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Scaramucci was incensed, repeatedly insisting he would fire everyone in the communications department to get to the bottom of the leaks as well as blasting Priebus as a "paranoid schizophrenic" and describing an acrobatic act that it was hard to imagine chief strategist Steve Bannon pulling off.
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That being said, Nate Diaz had a respectable career at welterweight, and is a very respectable current lightweight—McGregor pulling off the win would certainly be a statement and more than justify the bout with Rafael dos Anjos which we are all still dying to see.
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Sweden, who had defied the odds to reach the final, led 113-12 at halftime but the Spaniards turned the match on its head with an 8-1 streak early in the second half with their stand-in goalkeeper Arpad Sterbik pulling off some crucial saves.
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The frustrating defeat evened the Mets' early-season record at 7-7 and prevented them from pulling off a three-game sweep of the Phillies, a team they treated like a punching bag in 2015 as they stormed to their first division title in nine years.
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The protagonist at first finds a hardboiled thrill in pulling off her heists, but is eventually forced to confront the familial trauma that is said to drive her: it turns out that her mother fell into prostitution, became pregnant, and killed the baby to avoid shame.
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That said, the sudden and collective departure of nearly half of Twitter's top executive team, forced or not, without permanent leadership named to replace them only adds to doubts inside and outside the company about the timing and chances of Dorsey pulling off a meaningful turnaround.
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" Michael Lerner, a former Newsweek foreign correspondent who is writing the screenplay, called Mr. Millar a fascinating character whose story arc covered the harrowing Long Kesh years, "working in casinos in New York, which is a world we really haven't seen, and pulling off this heist.
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It was a decision in keeping with the way Macron has quickly consolidated his power in France, shouldering the stagecraft of the presidency as he seeks to dominate parliamentary elections this month that are crucial to his hopes of pulling off sweeping labor and economic reforms.
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Stephen F. Austin 123, West Virginia 56 Thomas Walkup scored 33 points, and 14th-seeded Stephen F. Austin faced down West Virginia's full-court pressure with an aggressive defense of its own, pulling off a rugged upset of the third-seeded Mountaineers on Friday at Barclays Center.
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It's possible he could use this national airtime to draw a sharper contrast with Clinton than ever on issues like fundraising and her speaking fees, in hopes of shaking up the dynamics of the race and pulling off a shocking upset in New York next week.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Congressional Republicans who have struggled to accomplish much of anything are now fully invested in quickly pulling off one of the most difficult legislative feats of all — enacting a complicated rewrite of the federal tax code through a proposal littered with political land mines.
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Guests have ranged far and wide, and included Thurston Moore; the rapper Talib Kweli (though hip-hop has, overall, not been featured nearly enough); the Magnetic Fields performing all of their "69 Love Songs"; and Joey Arias pulling off full Billie Holiday realness, gardenia in his hair.
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The letter said that people would be awarded for harming Muslims on April 3 for a series of offenses — 25 points for pulling off a woman's head scarf, 500 points for murdering a Muslim, 1,483 for bombing a mosque and 2,500 for a nuclear attack on Mecca.
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If Ferrari are to secure pole, it will likely fall to Vettel to get the job done after team mate Charles Leclerc endured another miserable day in Texas, pulling off the track early in the practice with smoke pouring out of the back of his car.
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Why it matters: The video giant says that usually it takes months for the company to ramp up enforcement of a new policy, but results from its latest quarterly report show that the June updates have quickly boosted the amount of content it's pulling off its platform.
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"I do have a concern about the larger numbers that they&aposre pulling off, and then a bigger concern about the BLM under this administration using all kinds of excuses to pull off horses," said Suzanne Roy, executive director of the American Wild Horse Campaign, an advocacy organization.
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Djokovic suffered his earliest defeat for three years when Czech Jiri Vesely beat him on his 2016 claycourt debut at last month's Monte Carlo Masters but if Coric harboured any hopes of pulling off another upset, Djokovic snuffed them out by breaking the 19-year-old three times.
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What this means is that, again, things remain in motion: Biden has a very strong lead among black voters in South Carolina in particular, but there is nothing to stop Warren, Sanders, or anyone else with some momentum behind them from pulling off a move similar to Obama's.
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Other members who joined the community at its start, like 19-year-old Rahul from India, tell The Verge that pulling off what started as a joke is two-fold: to mimic the film's iconic snap, and to see if such a widespread instant ban could actually be done.
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But Stanton's story, repeated security failures at America's airports, and other lapses elsewhere underscore the fact that even after all of that spending, the danger of terrorists pulling off a successful attack in the United States, like the attacks seen Tuesday in Brussels, remains a very real possibility.
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Just slowing down the regime's systems on a temporary basis is certainly realistic, but pulling off an attack like the Stuxnet virus that sabotaged Iran's nuclear capabilities is more difficult because of North Korea's limited connection to the wider internet—meaning it's more difficult for us to get in.
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Or, uh, a character might ask you to hit them in the face as hard as possible, which is actually a smart way for players to realize hitting a swing at full power gives you an extra oomph beyond what your normal drive should be capable of pulling off.
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It was as good a place as any team up against the US could have hoped to be—the Americans had not lost a single game in a major FIBA or Olympic tournament since 219, and here was Canada, a handful of possessions from pulling off an enormous upset.
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There's a weird combination of relative anonymity, blind hope, and desperation at play on the dating app that makes it ripe for deception—something one young woman in New York took full advantage of this weekend, pulling off the greatest goddamn scam in the history of online dating.
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Clinton considered directing her resources to other states, but after the close call in Iowa she decided to take a serious run at New Hampshire in hopes of pulling off another upset in a place where voters helped her disprove polling data and surprise then-Senator Barack Obama in 2008.
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Garcia seemed to be on a fast-track to success when just months after turning professional, the then 17-year-old French Open debutante appeared to be on the cusp of pulling off a huge upset as she led Maria Sharapova 213-3 4-1 in the second round in 2011.
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Glover's performance, like Ehrenreich's, borrows from the character that Billy Dee Williams made his own back in 1979, but takes it one step further, pulling off a turn that is suave bordering on the absurd, but tempered with an emotional core that prevents the whole thing from veering into parody.
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The races that could flip the Senate If Trump can't do it in North Carolina, he has little shot of remaining within striking distance of Clinton and pulling off the same feat in some combination of states like Colorado, Nevada, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin -- all even more difficult to win.
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I absolutely love a classic red dress and tulle is also a favorite of mine but I know pulling off a strong color and bold fabric can be tough — though she brought those two elements together and showed up looking like a queen in the stunning strapless gown by Khyeli.
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Not only has her just-concluded Hulu series paid homage to films like When Harry Met Sally, You've Got Mail, and Sleepless In Seattle many times over, the ending of the show even featured Mindy pulling off one final big romantic gesture in order to win her ex Danny back.
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In true bomber style, I'd probably have gone with a size medium rather than large (above) for my 6-foot frame, but it's just large enough to fit most of my sweaters, which means I stand a good chance of comfortably pulling off linen until and perhaps even through Thanksgiving.
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After pulling off a successful Indiegogo campaign, the company publicly emerged on the ABC reality show Shark Tank with founder Charles Michael Yim pitching a compact, smartphone-connected breathalyzer that could let people know when grabbing an Uber was a better call than grabbing their car keys after a few drinks.
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Future releases include The Banks, by Roxane Gay and Ming Doyle, about three generations of black women pulling off a revenge heist, and Sentient, by Jeff Lemire and Gabriel Hernández Walta, about a colony ship in space where an artificial-intelligence being looks after young passengers when all the adults die.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is speaking from New York City after pulling off an unexpected White House victory.
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All this she said even as hundreds of police officers in full riot gear have been let loose these days, bashing the skulls and breaking the teeth of protesters and innocent bystanders alike, pulling off the underwear of a young woman they arrested and deliberately crushing hands under their boots.
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The Mets acquired Cespedes from the Tigers right before the July 31 nonwaiver trading deadline, and he made his debut for the Mets a day later — just as the team was pulling off a weekend sweep of Washington that tied the Mets with the Nationals for first place in the N.L. East.
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The Quantico star, who is reportedly dating Nick Jonas, has mastered the art of pulling off five outfits in a day, and she's never afraid to take risks, thanks to help from her new It girl stylist Mimi Cuttrell (who also works with a slew of models including Gigi and Bella Hadid).
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After the instructions went online — which aren't much more difficult than pulling off the hacker equivalent of a Konami code in conjunction with a USB device and some software — NES Classic owners have been running wild, hacking their devices to include games Nintendo didn't intend for you to play on their mini console.
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"If the issue was growing Burma's economy, there are plenty of other ways to do that without pulling off all of these important restrictions, which have given Suu Kyi much-needed leverage over the military, with whom she still has battles ahead," said John Sifton, the deputy Washington director of Human Rights Watch.
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Some of Mr. Trump's silence can be credited to Mr. Pompeo, who appears to be pulling off a political balancing act: He has won over officials at America's premier spy agency, many of whom were deeply offended by Mr. Trump's attacks, while persuading the president of the C.I.A.'s value and its loyalty.
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Mirroring a moment in which Ghani responded to the sound of rockets landing on the edge of his compound on Monday by pulling off his jacket to show he was not wearing a bulletproof vest while yelling he was not afraid, people around the country posted photos of themselves in the same pose.
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It was hot as you might expect it to be in Florida, and so I'm drenched and wearing a T-shirt and shorts and sneakers and it's midday, and all of a sudden this white pickup truck comes pulling off the side of the road where we were putting up the sign.
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The trick with pulling off good AR is having a phone camera that sees 3D space as well as 2D images, but Apple has managed to do the necessary magic in software—ARKit apps will work in the iPhone 6s and any newer iPhone running iOS 11 (essentially you need the A9 CPU or newer).
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Epic has also moved on from having events singularly focused on one object or action, like a rocket launch, and is now pulling off substantial changes to the map in the midst of active play, so players experiencing a live event can find themselves parachuting back down onto a completely changed environment, no update required.
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Not long after Rafael's ESPN report went live, Oscar De La Hoya—founder and CEO of Golden Boy Promotions—had seemingly smelled blood already, telling the LA Times he is "pulling off the table" the verbal deal for Golovkin in line with these low PPV numbers and the perceived lack of GGG drawing power.
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The game puts players in the shoes of a Mission Impossible-style spy who must outmaneuver a global crime syndicate, all while going undercover, shooting bad guys, engaging in fist fights, and — as the trailer makes clear — pulling off ludicrous stunts like driving a car out of the cargo bay of a flying airplane.
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That it isn't the case recalls a similar blindness only 20 years ago, when Jim Carrey was chattered about as a major thespian for his transformations into assorted crazy characters, while Eddie Murphy, pulling off a half dozen subtly portrayed and utterly distinct people in the Nutty Professor movies, was considered just passingly amusing.
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Using their software, you can then use the 360 footage to create a lot of compelling effects during edits, including panning and transitioning between views, zooming in and out and basically pulling off final edits that you wouldn't even be able to get with a few different cameras and shooters all going at once.
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But the mechanism for pulling off those actions—getting a bunch of people together to say the same thing at the same time, and choosing those keywords carefully—is not much different than how folks would draw attention to anything online, whether it's a band or a political candidate or a hashtag like #MeToo.
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Plus, laid-off employees get weeks to stick around so they can finish projects and get a head start on applying to new jobs, "Firing in the US is like pulling off a Band-Aid: you have a problem, you pull out the Band-Aid, it hurts a lot, and the problem's gone," she said.
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DeWit, who's in charge of helping the agency make the most cost-effective decisions, said he thought that the odds of SpaceX pulling off a private lunar landing with Starship before NASA can return there "are slim," but he did not rule out the possibility of a NASA-SpaceX partnership on a moon mission.
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Inside Art Damien Hirst has a knack for arresting attention, as he did by encrusting the platinum cast of a human skull in 2007, by pulling off a $200 million all-Hirst auction at Sotheby's in 2008 and by leaving the Gagosian Gallery in 2012, after he had been represented there for 17 years.
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Record: 3-9Last week: 29thWeek 13 result: Beat the Eagles, 37-31Week 14 opponent: at New York JetsOne thing to know: The Miami Dolphins were once a threat to go 0-16, but in recent weeks have shown plenty of fight, including pulling off the trick play of the year against a flustered Eagles defense.
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The Galaxy Fold was scheduled to launch in the U.S. in April, but Samsung indefinitely delayed its release after multiple reviewers quickly experienced issues including flickering screens and hinge bulges—though some of the issues were apparently caused by reviewers pulling off a thin plastic screen protector that looked like it was removable packaging material.
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Keith RothfusKeith James RothfusThe 22019 Trump districts that will determine the next House majority Trump's most memorable insults and nicknames of 2018 Pennsylvania New Members 2019 MORE and Democrat Conor Lamb, who will be sworn in next month after pulling off a massive upset victory in the nationally watched special election earlier this month.
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Tucker is being chased by a police officer and a family man named John Hunt (played by long-time Lowery collaborator Casey Affleck), who becomes moderately obsessed with Tucker's case once he realizes that Tucker and his gang have been pulling off ultra-polite robberies all over the country, from Texas to Oklahoma to Missouri.
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"I'm very close, I have to tell you, to pulling off something you have been looking forward to for many years and that's the 12-month E15 waiver," he said at a workforce event in Iowa, where farmers would get a boost by increasing the amount of ethanol, a biofuel typically made from corn, blended into gasoline.
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Looking at all different poses Birmelin gets into the painting, not to mention the variety of body types, from the jacketless, middle-aged man with a paunch carrying a briefcase — a low level bureaucrat — to the man in a green uniform and brown safety vest putting on (or pulling off) his helmet, most likely a supervisor.
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The key to pulling off a dress like Kylie's is to keep the rest of your look simple: Add a pair of barely-there heels and a dainty gold necklace or hoop earrings for a night out, or try a sleek and modern pair of sandals with a jean jacket for a lowkey look on the weekends.
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I can refocus my attention on the other presenters like Matt LeBlanc, who is successfully pulling off the charming foreigner role that so many British TV hosts have succeeded with in the US. Or there's Chris Harris, one of the supposedly junior hosts, who's won fans over with his encyclopaedic knowledge and profound, geeky love of cars.
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"He really is pulling off the brakes of austerity and seeking to inject money into the public services that we haven't seen recently from the Conservatives," said Sophia Gaston, a research fellow at the London School of Economics, who argued that the election campaign had added a new and surreal dimension to the country's Brexit convulsions.
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In a paper posted to the arXiv preprint server this week, researchers at the University of California Berkeley demonstrate how they designed AI that, given video of an expert dancer and an amateur, can transfer the moves from one to the other and create convincing video of the amateur pulling off some seriously impressive rug-cutting.
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Read more:ESPN analyst and former NFL player Ryan Clark ripped Paul Finebaum for saying 'it's over' for Cam Newton and that no one should feel badThere is growing buzz about the Patriots pulling off a perfect seasonNFL POWER RANKINGS: Where every team stands going into Week 3The 12 biggest controversies in the NFL's 100-year history
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She began atop Houston's NRG Stadium with a micro-medley of resolutely American standards before pulling off an astounding Mary Martin-esque descent to the stage, where she ran through a series of resolutely Gaga standards that served as a reminder of just how many culturally ubiquitous songs she's put into the air over the last eight years.
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In her recent IF NOT FOR YOU (Ballantine, $27), not only does piano teacher Beth defy her controlling mother to mate with superior garage mechanic Sam, but she reunites her beloved Aunt Sunshine (yes), a highly acclaimed artist, with the man she loved when they were young, pulling off this miracle through a canny ruse featuring fish tacos.
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But while CDR Fravor freely admits (in a particularly entertaining anecdote) to occasionally terrifying hapless desert campers into becoming full-blown UFO believers, it is relatively unlikely that he and so many of his fellow aviators are pulling off the prank of the century (hats off, of course, to CDR Fravor and his buddies if they are).
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The key to pulling off a movie like this is to ground it with strong narrative rhythm and outstanding performances, rounding out the characters so the story seems less like an after-school special and more like a story about real people you might sit next to at a neighborhood restaurant or run into at the supermarket.
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"RAND Corporation international security policy analyst Colin Clarke told Wired that there would be nothing particularly technically challenging about pulling off the alleged Maduro incident: "The barriers to entry have been lowered so much that literally anyone with enough money to afford a drone and the technical competence of a 12-year-old can pull off an attempt like this.
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And leave it to Miley Cyrus to take her flower power to the next level in a psychedelic floral print dress at the premier of Thor: Ragnarok in L.A. Pulling off one of these powerful prints is definitely daring, but if you're brave enough we've gone ahead and found 5 of the coolest psychedelic printed styles to rock out in this fall.
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Michelle Obama might be from the Midwest and live on the East Coast, but no one needs to school her on nailing the business cas' look in L.A. The former First Lady joined some of her colleagues for lunch at the ritzy Gjelina restaurant in Venice ... easily pulling off the beachy business meeting look thanks to those shades, sandals and soft colors.
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By the time David Sweat spoke to investigators from the office of New York State's inspector general last year, he had spent three weeks on the run, been shot by a state trooper, and was facing the prospect of spending the rest of his life in solitary confinement for pulling off a Hollywood-ready prison break that riveted the country.
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Some of the most enjoyable shorts, such as "Blindspot," an action-packed eight minutes following a crew of cyborgs pulling off a heist, or "Helping Hand," where a space mission gone wrong forces an astronaut to sacrifice her hand in order to survive, pull you in so much that you forget that the stories are only a few minutes long.
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Whether you were concerned with pulling off a bank heist to get your hands on some moola without the fuzz (an old-time nickname for the police) finding out, or whether you just wanted to take your moll (your girlfriend) out to impress her by dropping some big-time simoleons on her, no self-respecting gangster would refer to money simply as money.
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It's clear throughout the episode that Howerton, McElhenney, and Day wrote it to highlight the obliviousness of their characters, and the clear and present disparity between how their white dirtbags get to skate by under the radar while their black counterparts would have a hard time pulling off a single one of their shenanigans without putting themselves in serious danger.
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Though "The Right Kind of Crazy" is hobbled at times by the author's digressions into management-speak (the reader gets the feeling that he was encouraged to try to extrapolate all-purpose lessons about teamwork and leadership from his experiences), the book offers a gripping account of the Curiosity mission, and some fascinating insights into the engineering principles and analytics involved in pulling off the project.
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In case Wintour's calendar for May wasn't already busy enough, what with the huge responsibility of pulling off the momentous feat that is the Met Gala on her shoulders and planning her only daughter's wedding to the son of former Vogue Italia Editor-in-Chief Franca Sozzani on the horizon, she also had another very important event to attend–the ceremony for her own Damehood.
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Northwestern head coach Chris Collins, son of former coach and current ESPN analyst Doug Collins, was beside himself after the game, saying he felt like "Jimmy V in '83," a reference to Jim Valvano's NC State team pulling off a miracle win in the NCAA tournament with an accidental alley-oop that sent Valvano running around the court like a chicken with its head cut off.
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Then, after a late goal by Iceland in its final group game shunted Portugal to the opposite side of the draw away from juggernauts like Italy, Spain, England, France and Germany, it edged past Croatia in extra time, beat Poland in a nervy penalty shootout and knocked off Wales in the semifinals — its only win in regulation of the tournament — before pulling off the shocker on Sunday.
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HAVU dropped the opening map 25-29 on Mirage before pulling off the comeback victory, securing Train 219-0003 in dominant fashion and winning 2000-2250 on Dust II. The teams could match up again Tuesday as HAVU will face Monday's lower-bracket winner between c2000ntact and MAD Lions, which HAVU defeated 2-1 in the opening round in Group A on March 13.
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