That's one of the things pulling up Series A sizes.
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Then, it's a simple matter of pulling up the food.
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He thinned the existing vineyards, pulling up every other row.
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Harris, meanwhile, is pulling up pots with literally zero crab.
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Fleets of wailing ambulances were pulling up to the scene.
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Guzman saw it on surveillance video, pulling up to the club.
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Rather than pulling up Netflix, she gave her godfather a pedicure.
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"Pulling up in the driveway, that part is true," Givens said.
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We need to start pulling up fortified walls to protect people.
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Pulling up to the island, we navigated around rotten dock supports.
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While inside, a car is captured pulling up alongside Yantko's vehicle.
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"We literally had cars pulling up to the trauma center," she says.
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Now, check out the response to Trump pulling up north grand summit.
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Leda, digging through files in a church basement, pulling up records of
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Imagine you're a human rights activist, pulling up to a border crossing.
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"You've got to see this," Ibrahim told him, pulling up the video.
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By getting in bed, pulling up the covers, and closing his eyes.
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Pulling up to the theater, she hopped out of the bus first.
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You gon' make me get that heat, I'm pulling up on you.
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After pulling up in two cars, they rushed over to greet us.
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With other bras, I'm constantly pulling up the straps every five minutes.
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"The research is good for both," he continued, pulling up mug shots.
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The music sounds like pulling up your boots and getting to work.
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"Check out this cool fish I saw!" she said, pulling up a video.
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The man took off with his friends, just as Marrero was pulling up.
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"I remember pulling up and seeing a few security guards outside," he continued.
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Meanwhile, customers were pulling up every once in a while to withdraw cash.
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America pulling up its stakes, undoing its victories, and abandoning all of the
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"Let's see his land registry," she said, pulling up a list of properties.
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They fatally shot him only seconds after pulling up in their squad car.
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Pulling up the app is like stepping into the world's busiest discount mall.
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She's startled by the sound of a van pulling up to the house.
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After pulling up an image of the lawmakers, Jones mocked their appearance relentlessly.
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Yes, it's designed to be just as simple as pulling up a browser.
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I remember pulling up to see a crowd of protestors outside the clinic.
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And it is so, so handy for pulling up music on the go.
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"Here's another image that's just come in," Bullock said, pulling up a picture.
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Hield can shoot on the move, standing still, and pulling up in transition.
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Or that moment of instability pulling up to or away from a red light.
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But for pulling up a website in a pinch, it gets the job done.
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The naval officer told Garcia Pereda they're still pulling up nine nets a day.
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Keep your mouth closed, no hoes, no bitches, no nothing, 'cause I'm pulling up.
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That got us wondering, what tracks are people pulling up during their chemotherapy sessions?
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He's begun pulling up on furniture and walking sideways with the aid of furniture.
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The only way to view them is by manually pulling up the Notification Center.
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One of the officers nonchalantly invited himself to our table, pulling up a chair.
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He often illustrates his points by pulling up Instagram images from his peripatetic life.
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Chicken little pulling up to a local KFC after playing some fortnite #videogamesaretoblame pic.twitter.
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Through the refrigerated window, I could see my bus pulling up to the curb.
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And pulling up each line is like starting the day with six scratch tickets.
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The video begins with the gunman pulling up across the street from the synagogue.
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When your body moves up, it increases the force pulling up on the pack.
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Meanwhile, the sanitation crews will be busy pulling up weeds from traffic medians. Curbs.
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After the back-stretching exercises, the physical therapist began pulling up his lower legs.
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You can check any website by pulling up the console in Chrome on any website.
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Check out the chick who couldn't resist pulling up next to him for a pic.
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Students were laughing, she said, and she claimed she remembered Kavanaugh pulling up his pants.
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Here, there's no incessant pulling up on the sides of a underwire, padded strapless piece.
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As Hajara stumbled toward them, she became aware of the truck pulling up behind her.
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Pulling up to my date and seeing Jordan standing waiting for me, I lit up.
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Please show some common courtesy and smoke and air out before pulling up to order.
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To the untrained eye, a fallen tree pulling up a lawn is only mildly interesting.
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Pulling up the carpet and stripping the walls were the main priorities of the renovation.
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After pulling up his jeans and adjusting his cowboy hat, Clester climbed into his truck.
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Lieutenant Russo, dressed in a tank top and shorts, was pulling up to his home.
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Miller, pulling up a folding chair before a recent practice, reacted as one might expect.
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Why are you pulling up on him asking him anything but where is his mother?
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They didn't want a large bus pulling up with "Hangover Heaven" splashed across the side.
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The girl followed her mechanical dog, pulling up a search engine on her handheld device.
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If you want to learn more it's as simple as pulling up a new tab.
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These pants are long enough to hide the fact that I'm pulling up in slides.
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You could imagine any of the candidates pulling up stakes and going to the Middle East.
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Sometimes he drove but sometimes we went in his motor launch, pulling up to the pier.
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Pulling up to the mansion that evening, the past hit me like a ton of bricks.
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That is why we are pulling up to where they live, which is a little unorthodox.
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While she was waiting to begin the interview, she spotted Sparkes pulling up to the store.
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With all the criticism they've received, glad to see them reacting and pulling up their socks.
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Drejka tumbles back onto his butt as McGlockton briefly stands over him, pulling up his shorts.
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" I said, "Would you mind pulling up a bit so I could squeeze in behind you?
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Today's school kids were probably toddlers when they started pulling up games on their parent's iPhones.
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Officer Van Dyke began shooting within seconds of pulling up to the scene, the video showed.
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He turned right, and then right again, before pulling up to the door of the club.
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I pictured a truck pulling up to our house with thousands of plastic snack wrappers. Nothing.
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Langford described the swimmer as "heartbroken" that she was accused of pulling up her suit deliberately.
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I like pulling up a chair in a saloon with a cold beer and telling stories.
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Now that the moving vans are pulling up, focus on creating respectful barriers between your households.
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So this book is really about pulling up a chair and really connecting with people over food.
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The pair were spotted pulling up to the trendy TAO restaurant in Midtown for dinner on Monday.
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They plunged seven-foot-long tubes into the sand, pulling up sand and groundwater samples for analysis.
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Arthur kept pulling up other listings to demonstrate why this one was worth what they were asking.
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Indeed, vans are pulling up to Mike's house, prompting the kids to hightail it out of there.
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Fisker's sporty sedan would look completely in its element pulling up next to a Corvette or Porsche.
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"Friday's going to be a busy day," Howell says cheerfully, pulling up some numbers on his computer.
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There's no shame in pulling up a workout on your phone with images you can refer to.
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Mood: Rita Moreno and Norman Lear pulling up to the #GoldenGlobes red carpet on a scooter pic.twitter.
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Pulling up the list for the Academy Awards, I was convinced I would find an opposite trend.
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Add subreddits will allow the new multi to pulling up suggestions for related communities to pull from.
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The most obvious use case is pulling up playthroughs on YouTube with the press of a button.
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"The idea is that when people have been ... pulling up the welcome mats for refugees," she said.
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On that same note, he brags about pulling up to the back door of the White House.
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Then he was off, gliding down the court in five dribbles, pulling up, and canning a three.
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The boomer generation, secure in the post-war welfare state, felt no compunctions pulling up the ladder.
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Author Annie Proulx moved to Seattle just two years ago, but she's already pulling up stakes. Why?
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He's capable of pulling up off the dribble, running off of screens, or hitting catch-and-shoots.
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Rest assured, pulling up anywhere in a Tesla will at the very least get you approving nods.
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It shows Mr. Groubert pulling up to Mr. Jones without his siren on for a seatbelt violation.
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There's also a new Google Assistant button for pulling up the virtual assistant, which we'll discuss now.
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People will be able to create, edit, find and share files without pulling up a web browser.
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Ocasio-Cortez didn't, but other people on the stream helped Brewis out by pulling up some wikis.
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It shows the officers chasing Mr. Few's vehicle, and then pulling up to it when it stops.
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He also seemed to have no issue using the watch for phone calls and pulling up Siri.
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Now, companies like Amazon and sports streaming platforms like DAZN are pulling up to those conversations, too.
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Pulling up StreetEasy on her phone, she searched for West Village co-ops for less than $600,000.
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As we reported ... the woman was caught on video last week pulling up in a white Jeep Wrangler.
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A few bars and sex clubs are still open, and the bakeries are just pulling up their shutters.
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Exceeding quotas can lead to punishments such as pulling up some, or all, of a farmer's coca plants.
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One day I suddenly heard her cry in the bathroom as my mother was pulling up her underwear.
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Pulling up on the green of the property, the ice cream trucks surprised guests during the buffet dinner.
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The surveillance footage released by Love Field Airport Police showed the woman pulling up to the airport curb.
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They start pulling up YouTube videos on my SMART Board and show me what a "Walmart Yodeler" is.
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Apple's also made some big speed improvements here, especially when panning around the map and pulling up directions.
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At 28:24, Alexander Wennberg brought the puck across the blue line, pulling up as he awaited reinforcements.
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The week before, you might have been pulling up a weather site to monitor the chance of snow.
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Imagine pulling up to a six-story parking lot that's wrapped in binary code from corner to corner.
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After about 30 chest compressions, tilt the person's head back, pulling up the chin and opening the mouth.
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"It was like Lucy pulling up the football from Charlie Brown at the last second," Mr. Jacobs said.
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I drove it home, my wife happened to be in the back yard when I was pulling up.
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There was no charging socket, but the charming waiter insisted on pulling up a chair for my bag.
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Last month, they began pulling up their coca plants, said Aldemar Yandar, the local coordinator of the program.
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O'Brien had seen a video, filmed by Project Veritas, of Australians pulling up yard signs during the campaign.
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Reinking is accused of pulling up to the Waffle House restaurant in Antioch, Tennessee, shortly before 20173:30 a.m.
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When Jason's mother, La'Kysha, saw Amari inside a police car pulling up to the creek, she erupted in fury.
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Upon pulling up to the event, her team popped open the hatch and pulled her out — literally — head first.
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In the image, the actress can be seen pulling up her pants, exposing a hint of her bare backside.
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Or maybe the ability to completely control iTunes or Spotify from the Touch Bar without pulling up the app.
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Throughout this crisis Europe has been accused of pulling up the drawbridge and shunting its problems onto its neighbours.
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Instead of pulling up the Pip-Boy using a keypress, you'll find it permanently affixed to your invisible wrist.
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"He came out and the truck was just pulling up the block; someone had stolen it," Chief Boyce said.
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"And Garmback should be fired, too, for his role in pulling up too close to Tamir," Samaria Rice said.
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The longtime friends were spotted pulling up to Sushi Park in Los Angeles Tuesday night in separate black SUVs.
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He's unstoppable driving left, a predatory jackrabbit with a knack for pulling up when his defender is off balance.
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But Carr dribbled to the left elbow, before pulling up and hitting the winning jumper for the Nittany Lions.
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I was standing on a curb as a friend was pulling up in a car to pick me up.
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That morning they had motored out at 5:30, pulling up and emptying about 250 traps throughout the day.
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Here's the order from front to back ... Boris Diaw, Tiago Splitter, Patty Mills and Manu pulling up the rear.
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"I wouldn't be turning down help," she replied, before pulling up alongside and asking if they'd like a beer.
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Cops have shot people thinking that they're reaching for a firearm when they're really pulling up loose-fitting shorts.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Pulling up stakes and leaving behind family have been recurring themes in Mariama Toe's life.
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I may not have some people's talent for gardening, but I enjoy dabbling — pulling up weeds, pruning the boxwoods.
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After the house was inspected, volunteers started removing trash from the house and pulling up bushes from the yard.
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"I just remember pulling up and seeing hundreds of pairs of shoes," he told the HBO program VICE News.
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"That's like saying, 'I knew you were gonna dunk on me,' " Homer said, pulling up his mask and smiling.
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Continued GDP growth will be critical to pulling up the remaining 326 million who still struggle in extreme poverty.
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Pulling up to the entrance, the guard asked us if we'd been there before, to which we responded no.
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After pulling up outside, he took several rifles from the trunk before proceeding to walk in the front door.
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There's apparently an art to it: after you're done, you're supposed to wait ten seconds before pulling up your pants.
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"I'm literally, like, steaming the last little wrinkle out of the curtain when they're pulling up with them," Berk laughs.
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They're riding in the streets, and pulling up to folks' front doors on boats and the back of dump trucks.
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Pulling up doctors for sexual misconduct is imperative because such offences are intentional unlike negligence or diagnostic mistakes, AbuDagga said.
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When Saeed comes back into view of the circling gunship, the crew sees a minivan pulling up next to him.
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We are not going to solve the challenges we face by shrinking our thinking or by pulling up the drawbridge.
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This was long before the three-pointer, but he kept pulling up from a few steps behind today's NBA line.
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Iran's Revolutionary Guards posted a video online showing speedboats pulling up alongside the Stena Impero tanker, its name clearly visible.
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Armed with your birth time, date, and location, pulling up your birth chart online, all by yourself, is a snap.
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Cade Brenchley pulling up to the scene on Sunday and reporting "no injuries" before he gets out of his car.
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The kiosk can identify a customer, pulling up their loyalty account and order preferences after they look into the camera.
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Luke and JoJo went sledding through the woods before pulling up at a hot tub in the middle of nowhere.
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Devers left the game in the eighth inning after pulling up at third on Nunez's double with a hamstring injury.
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There is no gradual wind-down here, just a sudden deflation, like the circus pulling up stakes in a rush.
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Since then, the group has not observed human footprints or any boats pulling up to the shoal, Ms. Barnes said.
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As she moved to push it away, she said, she saw Judge Kavanaugh standing, laughing and pulling up his pants.
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They then board a bus, which drives a short loop around the block before pulling up near the front gate.
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After days of testing, two salvage barges began pulling up the cables on Wednesday, raising the ship inch by inch.
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She swigged as she scrolled through her gem-encrusted phone, pulling up a photo, which she showed to her assistant.
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The threat of Curry pulling up from 30 feet and raining three-pointers revolutionized offenses and defenses in the NBA.
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They began pulling up photos on Adrie's laptop, dozens of them, from anthropological archives or stills from old ethnographic films.
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Even the way a man sits, pulling up the flaps of his frock coat away from his backside, feels authentic.
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The new footage shows cops pulling up to the scene just as the terrorist were stabbing someone on the street.
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Middle-aged guys dream of pulling up in front of a chic café where all the young women hang out.
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But the idea of pulling up some virtual boots and exploring the American wilderness as it existed 100 years ago?
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When people pull up, they should go, 'I could picture myself pulling up in the evening and this being my home.
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Go under the screen or double Jordan and Griffin is plenty comfortable pulling up off the bounce for an open jumper.
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The notifications will push updates to your phone about the car's status, like when it's pulling up and when it's outside.
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Just by pulling up roots in another country and coming here, she's already shown grit, ambition, and a strong work ethic.
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One video, taken from a significant distance, shows the officers pulling up beside the Dodge Charger that Mr. Chatman is driving.
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Pet owners, that means never again having to go around with a vacuum pulling up stray hairs before company comes over.
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Actually grabbing the image, however, is not quite as straightforward as simply pulling up a photo on Instagram or Facebook's website.
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Hugo starts pulling up, meaning he hauls on the line, and there's no doubt that something big has taken the bait.
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Pulling up to a congressional debate here earlier this month, Mourning said he was excited to help get incumbent GOP Rep.
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There's also a Google Assistant with game-specific GA integration that's capable of pulling up hints and walkthrough videos when requested.
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You can reply to someone's tweets even though they blocked you, just by first pulling up their tweet on another account.
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After surviving another scare in January, crude oil prices rebounded about 22014 percent, pulling up other commodities and emerging-market equities.
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SOB x RBE's "Paramedic!" is a thumping bop that would perfectly pair with a villain pulling up to do some damage.
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Nevertheless, the FBI starts out any inquiry by pulling up everything it has in its databases from what are, effectively, wiretaps.
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Just by pulling up roots in another country and coming here, she's already shown grit, ambition and a strong work ethic.
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Thomas wasn't shy pulling up off picks whenever his screener's defender dropped back for fear of getting roasted off the bounce.
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They changed it up on their sixth shot, with Klay Thompson pulling up from 2115-point range and making it easily.
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Shaver did reach behind him, against orders, but appeared to be pulling up his shorts rather than reaching for a weapon.
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Then, as she moved to push it away, she alleged, she saw Judge Kavanaugh standing, laughing and pulling up his pants.
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Beyond obvious gags like the ice cream fight or Morgan pulling up Google search results, it's got some delightfully deadpan humor.
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We were at the farthest stand, so we drove past a handful of other planes before pulling up to our A320.
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They found that the bee bends its wing at a 30-degree angle, pulling up water and generating a forward thrust.
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As Regan explained all this, pulling up pictures on her phone of her open fire set-up, her excitement was obvious.
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In a Snapchat video posted by Kylie Jenner, Disick is behind the wheel of his sports car pulling up alongside Khloé Kardashian.
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Get accustomed to pestering Alexa, rather than Siri or Google, and you'll be pulling up Amazon's store more frequently than ever before.
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It was both eerie and reassuring, imagining my middle-age children pulling up on the road in some type of Jetsons vehicle.
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Back when George W. Bush was running for reelections, lots of Americans made noises about pulling up stakes and emigrating to Canada.
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"They were on the bus, which was just pulling up to the mosque when the shooting begun," he told Reuters via Twitter.
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Pulling up eventually, I hear the distant thump of a bottle smashing, a car backfiring, and a woman screaming—all good signs.
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Pulling up a low-quality image and telling the computer to "enhance" the resolution has long been the stuff of TV fantasy.
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If anything, she seems utterly shocked at the win, hurriedly pulling up her acceptance speech on her phone before addressing the crowd.
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Dragan gives the example of a robot driver and a human one pulling up to an intersection at the same exact moment.
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After they had covered a few blocks, a large white sedan passed the girls and then circled back, pulling up alongside them.
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In video we obtained ... you can see a cop pulling up to the scene shortly after the crash -- and it's pretty wild.
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For a while, the team kept pulling up drill cores filled with limestone and remnants of broken and melted rocks called breccia.
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At City University, the dorm buildings echoed to the sound of protesters pulling up and heaping paving bricks to use as projectiles.
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Lindsay was enjoying Sunday in the ocean off Turkey when she tried pulling up the boat anchor and became entangled in it.
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In a video demonstration of these stunning tattoos, an iPhone reads a metallic tattoo like a barcode, pulling up movie ticket information.
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Soon he's clicking around on his desktop, pulling up a document filled with lyrics and photos of houses, and furniture, and clothes.
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It's late Friday night after an hour's drive from Toronto, and we're pulling up to a beautiful black house on a vineyard.
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Minutes later, a pod will wheel out of the kitchen, pulling up to your table with your meal under a transparent dome.
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Vows Children of diplomats are usually accustomed to pulling up roots, so jumping rather than easing into a relationship can seem practical.
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But no such structures had been dropped where he was pulling up such a catch; they'd have shown up on his fishfinder.
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Every summer police comb the cooler northern countryside for wild cannabis, methodically pulling up millions of plants and incinerating them in bonfires.
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Every so often you'd see a sleek driverless car pulling up at a neighbor's house, or trundling along doing the speed limit.
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When tapping on the display, I saw a bit of a lag and had some trouble pulling up the split screen feature.
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They were sombre, hollowed out, some fighting tears, humiliated by the defeat, fearful of autocracy's moving vans pulling up to the door.
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Now they check the trunks and undercarriages of vehicles pulling up to the gates, and the higher-end hotels have metal detectors.
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Mr. Stephens's video on Facebook, which lasts about a minute, shows a driver pulling up to an older man on a sidewalk.
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The dollar's index rose 0.2 percent to 92.764, pulling up from 92.243 on Monday, which was its lowest level since May 2.
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"If your bookkeeper's pulling up in a late-model Porsche or Mercedes, you ought to question what's going on there," Dubinsky said.
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"It's perfectly situated for looking at all over different parts of the troubled Middle East rather than pulling up," Mr. Trump said.
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Security video footage showed the attackers pulling up to the front gate of the public school, which has more than 1,000 students.
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Shooters don't grow on trees, particularly those who can attack a closeout or pose a reasonable threat pulling up from 28 feet.
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This means pulling up those less-represented groups through mentoring, reaching out and targeting underrepresented groups for recruitment and executive career paths.
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Also in the heavily beaded stakes was Cardi B, pulling up to the party very pregnant and looking like a beautiful bejewelled pierogi.
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Don't assume we do just because Hollywood, more often than not, has us pulling up on a horse rather than a Honda. 9.
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The euro last stood at $1.0868, pulling up from Monday's trough of $1.0789, although it remained well within this month's $1.0711-$1.0985 range.
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The European Union began pulling up the drawbridge, and debates flared up around the legality and morality of its "stop the boats" policy.
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The greenback later recovered, with U.S. equities rising on Tuesday and the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield pulling up from 9-month lows.
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Apparently Stripe agrees, because we next see him back in uniform, pulling up to a house with a "Welcome Home" banner out front.
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The driver of the car filming the situation can be seen pulling up alongside the horse and blocks it between another pick-up.
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Likewise let us know if totally normal searches are still pulling up a whole bunch of porn, My Little Pony-related or otherwise.
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It's hard to imagine that pulling up close to another distance ice ball won't shatter even more preconceptions about the outer solar system.
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"Of course," I responded, pulling up the meme of him throwing a frisbee to no one, running after it, and throwing it back.
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"I still rock the underwear," he'd told me, pulling up the elastic band of his boxer briefs and snapping them against his abs.
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They can cost millions, they go very fast, and they attract plenty of attention in traffic and when pulling up to valet lines.
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The bot gets linked to your Google account, so there's no problem pulling up personal details from Gmail, Google Calendar and so on.
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"Producers like Harvey Weinstein, directors like James Tobak, even former reality show hosts," he continued, pulling up a picture of President Donald Trump.
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That ignited a run-out with Anthony pulling up for a 14-foot jumper that gave the Knicks a commanding 62-2.203 cushion.
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The video shows the man pulling up in a car next to Sabriu and telling her to "learn English" while repeatedly insulting her.
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It's natural for streamers to be tabbing in-and-out of a game, checking chat or pulling up a video to show viewers.
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CCTV footage from the night captured the men pulling up hoods and adjusting clothing as they made their way through the parking lot.
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Would each person need some kind of technical expertise, or would it be easy as pulling up a browser as we do now?
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In the late 1980s, the Department of Energy started a drilling project, carefully pulling up pristine cores from a couple hundred yards down.
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Spotlight can save you time by immediately pulling up an app, contact, website, saved note, or anything else you search for by name.
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To be sure, it's hard to imagine companies pulling up stakes entirely in Saudi Arabia or some other country because of moral considerations.
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PHILADELPHIA — As the sun set on a cloudy Philadelphia evening, a herd of cherry-red pedicabs began pulling up to Sister Cities Park.
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Instead of just pulling up the closest options and providing a general time window for departures, the new Maps is much more specific.
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And they will prevent MCAS from pushing the plane's nose down more than a pilot could counteract by pulling up on the controls.
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On Friday, a 3-year-old filly named Congrats Gal died soon after pulling up and finishing last in the Miss Preakness Stakes.
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I arrived early at the meeting spot, pulling up in my mud-splattered Toyota truck, and went over some notes I had compiled.
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But then, she saw the long lines forming at polling places around her city and car after car pulling up to go vote.
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Video released after the episode showed that Officer Loehmann shot Tamir within two seconds of the patrol car pulling up beside the boy.
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And you get out by climbing up and pulling up people with you, and to a large degree that's what the miniseries is about.
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One of our fisherman was saying that he was pulling up his grouper pods, and there were no grouper in them anymore, just lionfish.
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The Aussie was last at $0.7034, pulling up slightly after edging down to a fresh two-month low of $0.70205 early in the session.
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You still have all your normal functionalities within your conversations, like holding a message to delete it and pulling up emojis from your keyboard.
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It slows down a little mid-morning, so I pour granola in my acai bowl and chow down while pulling up my tax records.
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Now, instead of just pulling up icons of installed apps, it'll be able to pull up things you can do inside of apps, too.
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"I do believe there's an enormous [amount] we could accomplish by pulling up wages versus pushing, by providing higher-paying jobs," Alpert told CNBC.
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No more entering your credit card, pulling up some app, or finding that RFID tag you keep forgetting to put on your key ring.
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Abe's driver took his turn too wide pulling up to the West Wing and proceeded to do a three-point turn to course correct.
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The only thing that's going to motivate me to wake up for school tomorrow is pulling up in my parking spot 🙏🏽😎 pic.twitter.
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She came through the halfway point around two seconds down before pulling up midway through the second lap and reaching for her right foot.
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Already, she had been pulling up strips of tape, and as the others returned in rehearsal attire, they helped her finish the cleanup job.
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The turkey supply had already begun to dwindle when one of the event's organizers arrived, pulling up in an elegant but inconspicuous Range Rover.
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As for Gigi, she's got a serious cat-eye in the black-and-white image that'll have us pulling up our favorite YouTube tutorials.
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During the developer presentation, Apple senior vice president of software engineering Craig Federighi showed off the anti-tracking features by pulling up Facebook's website.
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The dollar rose to as high as 1.06973 yen after the BOJ operation was announced, pulling up from an intraday low of 108.55 yen.
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Yet pulling up in a nearby parking lot on an unseasonably warm September morning, I felt as if I was in the wrong place.
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In Des Moines, organizers were pulling up "Beto" signs before a night in which many had hoped to see him deliver a breakout speech.
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I can't understand why as radio operator he wasn't beside the company commander, but instead was pulling up the rear, trailing behind the group.
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If you use your phone for lightweight tasks like pulling up maps and looking up activities and restaurants, one gigabyte a week should suffice.
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One clip from security camera footage shows Mr. Smollett's black Mercedes pulling up in an alley behind one of the brothers' homes that afternoon.
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I also thought about witnesses with cars pulling up next to each other in a parking lot or driveway and witnessing through the windows.
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"Every year, we lose 27,225 kids," Ms. Keleher said, pulling up a chart on her cellphone showing the enrollment decline even before the storm.
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"There were some really good Hillary-wins headlines," Ben Berkley, the managing editor, said, pulling up a never-published front page on his laptop.
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Fidyka was lying face down on a gym mat; the therapist was sitting on him, on a cushion, and pulling up on his back.
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The Thunder gave the ball to Paul, who drove toward the basket, pulling up and arcing a shot over the outstretched hands of Towns.
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Echo Auto will be able to understand location-based routines, like pulling up to a home can alert Alexa to turn on your lights.
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"Optically, volatility is still very low, but fear is increasing," Mr. Cole said, pulling up a chart on one of his six trading windows.
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And it would prevent the system from pushing the plane's nose down more than a pilot could counteract by pulling up on the controls.
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After more than 60 years, The Night of the Hunter is still a powerful movie and watching it as easy as pulling up Amazon.
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"I noticed the small bump when I was pregnant, eight years ago," Tatiana says, pulling up her booty shorts to show off her butt lump.
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Reconsolidation is a bit like pulling up a file on your computer, rewriting the same material in a bigger, bolder font and saving it again.
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These include pulling up the main Menu or your Media, Maps, Navigation, and Comms; to open Options or go back to the last menu item.
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But the game's difficulty, which is low, isn't about pulling up walls in front of the player that require technical skill or mind-numbing repetition.
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For example, many are focused, single-use things, like an app for making sign bunnies or pulling up album artwork thumbnails through an iTunes API.
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Susie has sought refuge from four footballers who keep harassing her, pulling up her shirt to see if she is a boy or a girl.
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Footage taken from security cameras and shared on Facebook shows a vehicle pulling up to the shelter and three individuals offloading the boxes of cats.
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After pulling up to the scene, Norris noticed the pup sitting alone in a giant brown recliner — his ribs clearly noticeable through his brown fur.
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And to save you the trouble, we've gone ahead and taken the liberty of pulling up "It Was a Good Day" for your listening pleasure.
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Video of the shitsplosion, filmed from another car's dash cam, begins with the sewage truck casually pulling up to a red light at an intersection.
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In one video, an officer, Bryan Richter, can be seen pulling up in his patrol car behind Ms. King's vehicle in a Wendy's parking lot.
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Imagine your subway train is pulling up to the platform, its wider doors easing the claustrophobic dance between riders struggling to alight as others board.
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Reel up steadily but not too aggressively, pulling up on the rod every so often to make sure the fish is still on the hook.
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It's also the best smartwatch you can buy, whether you want it for notifications, sending text messages or just pulling up Siri from your wrist.
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At several points in the fight Severn began pulling up his knee sleeves while Kimo was hitting him in the face and seemed completely unfazed.
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"Emerging markets are growing, on average, by over 4.5%, and that is pulling up the world economy," said Goldin who is currently an Oxford professor.
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By rallying behind the lowest common denominator of "anything but Trump," they are disengaging the public's discontent, pulling up the drawbridge until the next election.
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Pulling up on a cardboard flap featuring a diminutive juggler ("Short") extends a ladder, at the top of which she now appears sky-high ("Tall").
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An industrious gardener pulling up dead annuals could expose them to the cold, and one who mulches too deeply could block their escape in spring.
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There's a green whisky bottle, a grayish hand pulling up thick purple carpeting, several tiny articles of clothing, and a receding tunnel behind iron bars.
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First, Ton-That ran a photo of my face though the database, pulling up in seconds multiple different pictures of me from across the internet.
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It has location awareness, which allows it to do things like give directions or trigger smart home routines as you're pulling up to your house.
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It sounds like an Escalade vibrating under the influence, like someone pulling up in a car with spinners and rolling down the window really slow.
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Voice computing just hasn't made sense when I've wanted to see the thing I'm ordering, or track the car as it's pulling up to my house.
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Sylvester says little Maleah always followed her mom around and couldn't help but run outside to join when she awoke and saw her mother pulling up.
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Previously, Snap Maps figured out what you were up to by pulling up a random Bitmoji to represent the time of day and place you're at.
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On Friday, Ripa reshared a video of her husband, 47, pulling up his gray T-shirt to reveal his impressively toned abdominal muscles on full display.
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"Pulling up in the driveway — yes, that part's true," Givens said, adding that she had also heard Tyson claimed to have caught them in bed together.
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"I'm getting a seat at the table we've never had before, and I'm also pulling up a couple of seats around me," Graham told New York.
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You only have to think of Catelyn pulling up Roose Bolton's sleeve to reveal the chainmail, or the musicians suddenly changing their tune, to get shivers.
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It's supposed to replicate that experience of being in a room together, pulling up a favorite YouTube video, and watching everyone's reaction before starting on another.
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In this scene, though, when Gabriel accosts Negan for yet again pulling up his tough guy exterior, I was shocked at how clever it all was.
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I frequently hit it instead of the volume down button, pulling up the assistant instead of taking a photo or reducing the loudness of my music.
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As Ross-Munro gets up, the two notice a car pulling up to the store, and two men get out and break into an Oporto restaurant.
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Apple has since banned the word "butt" from pulling up search results (plenty of other more graphic or suggestive words were banned from the get-go).
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Using Wi-Fi from an adjacent diner, Spanos showed me several chunks of inscrutable blockchain code before pulling up photographs of his work involving foreign politicians.
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McDavid took a pass from Kassian and drove down the left wing before pulling up and feeding the puck back to Nurse at the left point.
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Boeing, among the worst hit stocks on Wednesday after China retaliated with $50 billion in tariffs on U.S. goods, rose 2.4 percent, pulling up the Dow.
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It's perfectly situated for looking at all over different parts of the troubled Middle East rather than pulling up," Trump said on CBS's "Face the Nation.
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Soon a drill bit was chewing through ancient limestone, pulling up evidence from the geological past that might shed light on the future of the planet.
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"I think that at the highest level the idea of pulling up the issue of cyber about how important it is, that's all goodness," Morley said.
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Rice, who was Black, had been carrying a toy pellet gun when police shot him seconds after pulling up to the park where Rice was playing.
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Their name in Dutch — puttertjes, or "little water drawers" — refers to their trick of drawing their own water by pulling up a small bucket or thimble.
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The spring on the left exerts a force pulling up and to the left, while the one on the right pulls up and to the right.
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"[m]e pulling up to Tiffany's house and stomping on her ass bc she deprived my baby lizzo of her food," wrote one fan on Twitter.
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Television footage of sporting events has been interspersed with scenes of buses pulling up and North Korea's brightly-uniformed cheering squads and art troupes filing out.
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The prisoners said they had been relieved to see police cars pulling up to the bus at Fort Benning and had assumed they would be interviewed.
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As Colon sat there toying with his phone, players began filing in, and eventually five of the Mets' young Latino pitchers gathered around Colon, pulling up chairs.
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This Mesolithic site has been under investigation since 2009, with archaeologists pulling up butchered animal bones, tools fashioned from antlers, wooden stakes, and bits of human skull.
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In doing so, he appears to touch his holstered gun but it's unclear whether or not he was reaching for it or pulling up his sagging pants.
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Peele, apparently unfazed by his global takeover, made the biggest power move of all pulling up to the London premier in a casual flannel and jean jacket.
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What it doesn't show, however is much of Bojack himself, who turns up only briefly at the end pulling up to a dilapidated cabin in a convertible.
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Pulling up the rear would be the island of Corsica and the five overseas regions, all but one of which would get the minimum of three votes.
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Bye Bye Beautiful was evaluated by on-track veterinarians after pulling up past the half-mile pole, according to Mike Willman, a spokesman for Santa Anita Park.
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It was also just about the coolest way to get to school in the morning: pulling up in a red roadster with a beautiful fold-down windshield.
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There's nothing necessarily better about watching your programs via these standalone apps versus just pulling up the on-demand options for these channels on your cable box.
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After a few miles, it turned onto a gravel driveway, leading a thousand feet into the rural farmland, eventually pulling up to a large ranch-style house.
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Aspire S 13What is it: Acer's best known for creating budget-friendly machines, and when it comes to more pricy gadgets, Acer's considerably pulling up the rear.
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Trump, too, is fond of pulling up a podium in front of his "Trump Force One" 757 jet and speaking to supporters at airfields and in hangars.
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Imagine pulling up to McDonald's and seeing Tyrese Gibson taking your order… it may have been you if you lived in California before he was a star.
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After pulling up next to this vehicle at a light, this biker noticed that the little boy in the passenger seat was super excited about his motorcycle.
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In the footage released by the dog's owner, a Dallas firefighter named Matt Ivy, the unidentified suspects can be seen pulling up in a black Cadillac SUV.
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Bieber was seen pulling up to a gym Tuesday in L.A. -- driving his new Lamborghini, and rockin' a pair of Nike's Air Yeezy 2 "Red October" sneaks.
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Imagine a Formula One style performance car pulling up next to you at a red light and you have the vision behind Aston Martin's next ambitious project.
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Amazon's Keith says the company thinks Alexa will be used mostly for pulling up entertainment, given that the tablet is designed primarily to be a consumption device.
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Paul made a grand entrance by pulling up in a dusty black El Camino, which was used by Jesse to escape at the end of the series.
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I don't know about you, but I only have to think of Catelyn pulling up Roose Bolton's sleeve or the musicians changing their tune to get shivers.
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Ms. Le Pen had succeeded in pulling up the party's rankings in these areas before last year's vote, particularly before her disastrous debate performance against Mr. Macron.
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Democrats in the room immediately began pulling up the executive summary on their phones, many of them seeing the report for the first time, according to lawmakers.
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I finally did listen, pulling up the first episode of "Thank You For Your Service" as I strolled around Washington trying not to wake my sleeping baby.
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She rummages through the layers of Victorian society as if through an old steamer trunk, pulling up all variety of treasures, like pythons and heads in hatboxes.
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The clusters of lines seem to have been made by pulling up thin strips of tape after a more viscous layer paint had been pushed over them.
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Authorities previously released video footage taken at a gas station in Fort Nelson on July 13 showing the couple pulling up to the station at 7:30 p.m.
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And believe me this myth about pulling up your bootstraps and you know I'm going to make it, that's fine for ninety ninety-five percent of the population.
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That can involve getting from the distribution center to the highway, pulling up to a fuel station, backing up to a loading dock, or going through toll booths.
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The leader of the free world is pulling up the drawbridge, and the EU (which negotiates trade deals on behalf of its member governments) has spotted an opportunity.
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THE first attacker, driving a car packed with up to 400kg (880lb) of explosives, struck near an Istanbul stadium after pulling up next to a riot-police vehicle.
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In the first clip, Jenner can be seen from the side, pulling up her black shirt to reveal how her body looks one month after welcoming daughter Stormi.
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According to a post by user "tonyonly" on Spotify's Community blog, the music site has repeatedly launched his computer's internet browser, pulling up dangerous malware and virus sites.
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Authorities also released video footage taken at a gas station in Fort Nelson on July 13 showing the couple pulling up to the station at 7:30 p.m.
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Indeed, charging semis showed signs of pulling up as neared their dotcom boom peak; Phil Semi index slides >6 pct ** SPX sector YTD performance thru end-Nov: reut.
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Five months ago, Phillips was taken into custody after driving in Portland, Texas, and pulling up next to a police officer and asked for directions, according to TMZ.
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Local press reports described two trucks with multiple shooters pulling up beside her 2004 Kia Amanti, and at least 20 rounds from AK-153s ripping through the vehicle.
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"That's real," replied Efron, pulling up his own shirt to the audible delight of the crowd before showing off his own bicep in relation to his wax figure's.
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" So we have this video of our erstwhile rap anti-hero pulling up to his own prom in a Rolls Royce with his boys and dancing to "Controlla.
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Bugzy still sparred and trained in the gym as often as he could, pulling up at such infrequent hours that the owner eventually gave him his own key.
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Soon enough Blair Underwood, I mean, Owen Hall, is explaining how Internet fake news works and magically pulling up video that proves the so-called "report" is doctored.
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In Grove City, Pennsylvania, factory workers at the General Electric remanufacturing plant scan barcodes on locomotive engines, pulling up detailed histories of the machines to diagnose for repairs.
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And I can only imagine the joy of pulling up to Harold's Auto Center in Florida, which for some reason takes the form of a lumpy, gray brontosaurus.
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As you can surely imagine, we tended to draw stares when pulling up to buy gas, loading in or out of a venue, or parking anywhere slightly residential.
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In the first clip, Jenner can be seen from the side, pulling up her black shirt to reveal how her body looks one month after welcoming daughter Stormi.
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One afternoon, some 50 years ago, those lyrics were accompanied by the siren of an ambulance, pulling up behind our faded, blue Buick station wagon in the driveway.
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It just has some type of soul to it, that you can't get from just pulling up your laptop and just pounding out a track with your fingers.
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Police in Prince George's County just released surveillance camera footage of the suspect pulling up to what appears to be a Bank of America in the stolen digger.
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One blazing morning last summer in Morganton, an old yellow school bus arrived at Case Farms and passed through the plant's gates, pulling up to the employee entrance.
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Hopping into a taxi outside The Cuan, I notice two coaches pulling up, depositing hordes of Game of Thrones super fans eager to see where the magic happens.
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A lot of times in my work you will see hands holding other hands to show the pulling up of each other, so we can all move forward.
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The Navy released grainy video last week that it said showed an Islamic Revolutionary Guard patrol boat pulling up to the Kokuka Courageous and removing an unexploded mine.
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NBA rookie Tyler Herro's shooting percentage just went WAYYY up during the NBA's coronavirus suspension ... pulling up from half-court with an absolutely stunning model -- and he SWISHED!!
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CreditCreditTawni Bannister for The New York Times Busy Philipps was pulling up her Spanx in a private dining room in Midtown when we met on an October afternoon.
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"I just whipped out the old phone, gave the G.P.S. system my brother's address, and ten minutes later I was pulling up to his house," he told me.
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Pulling up, I see people in true tin-foil hats, a guy mooning a camera with his alien boxers, and two young women in skin-sucking green suits.
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Kevin Durant is starting to look comfortable and is up to 2104 points, repeatedly pulling up for jumpers that would be impossible for a player without his height.
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But choosing to do nothing – pulling up stakes in West Africa and cutting support for France's war effort – has dangerous implications, even if the dangers are not immediate.
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And it would prevent the system from pushing the plane's nose down more than a pilot could counteract by pulling up on the controls, the three people said.
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In satellite photos, you can even see the system pulling up warmer air from the tropics, as well as the system circulating colder air coming down from the arctic.
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But pulling up that picture during those moments of doubt, and just envisioning flying an airplane, even though it wasn't reality at the moment, it made the reality happen.
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Ezra Klein: In a lot of my work I feel like what I'm often doing is pulling up the model of politics that I use to evaluate everything else.
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That means pulling up all of my credit card and bank statements for 2019 and asking myself the following: Another thing I'd like to work on is planning ahead.
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One is the ability to search for GIFs, which you can do by pulling up Allo's emoji suggestion box and swiping all the way to the end of it.
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After she, Krista, and another friend—who asked to remain anonymous for this story—saw UP Public Safety officers pulling up, they scurried off into the North Portland neighborhood.
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Earlier this month, Ripa showed off her love for her man by resharing a video of Consuelos pulling up his gray T-shirt to reveal his impressively toned abs.
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A dedicated home button sits just beneath the trackpad, pulling up a flat version of the Steam interface and a blue laser pointer that you'll use to make selections.
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Pulling up the sleeve of his navy blazer, Walker showed The Hill the black wristband he's wearing to commemorate a young U.S. soldier, Christopher Horton, who died in Afghanistan.
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Fishermen reported pulling up nothing but dead crabs and oysters, and the river water was suspected of killing off more dolphins in the Gulf than the BP oil spill.
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The new snap comes almost three weeks after Geary shared one of herself in red boy short-style underwear, pulling up a white T-shirt to reveal her bump.
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Crew members, by the way, are exempted from this ban, likely because they now often use tablets for their flight planning and for pulling up airport and navigation charts.
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"I've officially stopped counting after easily 30+ people walking up and as many cars pulling up for a few minutes," Sheridan tweeted as part of a fascinating tweet thread.
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"I just love the idea of pulling up to a traffic light and seeing gone these lovely object swaying off the back of a pick-up truck," she says.
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He was particularly upset, she said, that the police had parked on an adjacent street, rather than pulling up in front of Ms. Jefferson's house or into her driveway.
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"What went through my mind was that I was pulling up the pants of my 3-year-old, but this was a grown man with huge calves," Clijsters said.
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If you're hearing those boxcars pulling up in the distance, as it were, you don't merely overlook the antisocial qualities of a prospective leader, you embrace them as virtues.
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Later, their motorcade was seen pulling up to their nine-bedroom mansion in Washington's Kalorama neighborhood, where a neighbor had posted a welcome home sign, according to the Daily Mail.
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The video shows a man on a bicycle pulling up alongside a blue car before the vehicle tries to speed out of its parking space, nearly knocking the cyclist over.
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The race happens, you win handily, Michael pulls up toward the end, and you are interviewed by CBC's Mark Lee immediately afterward and called Michael a chicken for pulling up.
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Theon Greyjoy (Alfie Allen), who can be see pulling up to shore in front of the same jagged cliffs that appear in the background of the photos of the khaleesi.
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They found Ruiz's truck in a parking lot in Decatur, and they found more surveillance camera footage showing a truck pulling up next to Ruiz's not long before the murder.
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We found a picture of my dad and his men, all of whom were also lost, pulling up to the towers, from a surveillance camera on the West Side Highway.
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But that's difficult to test or even perceive on a device that most often is just pulling up content requested by your smartphone and lacks any menus to scroll through.
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What the mother-daughter duo didn't anticipate is how difficult it would be to master the task of pulling up Spanx on another person — and the laughter that would ensue!
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It's my hope that when we talk about dyslexics, we won't keep pulling up the old list of famous ones like Einstein, Picasso, or Charles Schwab, but add somebody current.
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Hartley, 42, played coy when Ellen DeGeneres asked about it, joking that the host might have just ruined his chances by pulling up an embarrassing photo of him moments before.
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The 39-year-old rapper took the stage later in the evening at the event — even pulling up the lady of the hour Roitfeld to the stage for a singalong.
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Our sources say the thief -- whom they say is a man -- was caught on surveillance video pulling up to the agent's driveway in an Uber at around 3 AM Thursday.
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The Intercept, pulling up documents from the Snowden archive, reported that the NSA had helped the UK's Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) find vulnerabilities in Juniper products back in February 2011.
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The fast-moving crowds headed to the park through the Causeway Bay shopping district, some pulling up metal fencing to build street barricades, their actions masked by others holding umbrellas.
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For these vessels, the researchers applied a filtering process by which, step-by-step, the computer eliminated behavior that did not fit with the behavior of pulling up the net.
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He alluded to the characterization of immigrant groups in this country "pulling up the ladder behind them," explaining that the real issue for them was finding a sense of belonging.
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The plane was rocked side to side by the winds as it started to touch down but then bounced off its back tires before pulling up into the sky again.
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So they are pulling up old laws — and in some cases calling for new ones — to go after drug users and their friends or family through much more punitive means.
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"At the moment of the implosion, all eyes were glued to their camera viewfinder, so nobody really knew the bus was pulling up until it was too late," she said.
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He approached the stairs with resigned exhaustion, hopping up each step with two feet, tipping over onto his hands, standing up and pulling up his pants, before doing it again.
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The series finds inspiration in all kind of classic horror films, pulling up the visuals of Friday the 13th, whose iconic campground and lake inspire the setting for season 9.
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The capsule reached twice the speed of sound during the test and reached a peak altitude of 131,000 feet, pulling up to 3.5 Gs at one point during the test.
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The dollar's index versus a basket of six major peers rose about 0.1 percent to 92.647, pulling up from 0.13 on Monday, which was its lowest level since May 2.
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Former GOP presidential candidate Jeb Bush made a surprise appearance at September's Emmy Awards, pulling up in a black car and sporting a cap as host Jimmy Kimmel's Uber driver.
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The news sent BHP's shares up as much as 2.73 percent, their biggest intra-day percentage gain in more than four months, pulling up the mining index by 1.8 percent.
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The rumor began, they found, when the police arrested an Afghan citizen accused of groping a 17-year-old girl two towns over, and pulling up some of her clothes.
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Having risked it all to go deep into the Bering Sea, he's pulling up pots and catching up on his quota after a mechanical malfunction put him several days behind schedule.
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"This is something new that we just launched," Gowrappan told CNN Business in an interview Monday, pulling up an updated version of the Yahoo Mail app and tapping at the screen.
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With iOS 11, you're going to end up holding your finger on a file, pulling up the dock with your other hand and use your iPad like you're in Minority Report.
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Pulling up in front of Benny's Car Wash, a rifleman saw the gunman and managed to kill him with a 100-yard-plus shot, despite buildings and other obstructions, Gautreaux said.
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Shortly after the shooter had arrived at the building across a busy road from Christchurch's botanical gardens, Hina Amir was pulling up to drop off her husband, Amir Daud for prayers.
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Pulling up in front of Benny's Car Wash, a rifleman saw the gunman and managed to kill him with a 100-yard-plus shot despite buildings and other obstructions, Gautreaux said.
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The driver of the other car, pulling up his shorts, gets back in his front seat and starts up and they creep forward again until the border crossing comes into view.
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In her next snap the model says goodnight to her followers and is seen pulling up her shirt to leave little to the imagination as she reveals even more under-boob.
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The pilot was filmed in a mansion, had a butler for a host, featured chef contestants pulling up in limos, and a pet chihuahua that was fed the losing chef's dish.
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Video from a witness on the ground showed the plane at one point doing a loop, putting the aircraft upside-down, then pulling up just feet above a body of water.
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If you drop a ball, a gravitational force from the Earth pulls down on the ball, but there is also a gravitational force from the ball pulling up on the Earth.
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However, Zelinski said, Raiders diehards old enough to remember the first move are "incredulous, downtrodden, and disappointed" the organization is so seriously considering pulling up stakes and abandoning this community again.
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But when Top 32 finals of Guilty Gear Xrd rolled around, people were surprised to see a very familiar-looking face with a different name pulling up to the tournament station.
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Ms. Acevedo was particularly good at soothing them during outbursts, which usually meant going from classroom to classroom and pulling up videos of songs from "Frozen" or "Moana" on her phone.
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Outside, he saw groups of children huddled in fear and ambulances pulling up, and one man on the ground across the street from his house, where a doctor was administering CPR.
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" Sally Hunt from the University and College Union told The Guardian that Rudd's proposal "equates to pulling up the drawbridge and sending a message that the UK is closed for business.
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The anti-Yanukovych crowds toppled a statue of Lenin and cut off the wide Soviet-era boulevards with piles of debris, pulling up paving stones and heaping them up into barricades.
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Pulling up to the hotel, there were only a few parallel parking spots and no valet, so I called the front desk to find out what to do with my car.
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Axton passes afternoons at home with the drapes drawn, frightened of intruders, listening for the sound of a car pulling up on the highway to steal the mail from their mailbox.
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Although the fad was short-lived, pulling up the Pokémon Go app for the very first time made you feel like you were just granted access to a previously undiscovered dimension.
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"Instead of just pulling up in a bus, you're learning about the traditions of food in a way that's approachable to the artisans and farmers," said Ms. Dragon of Whole Journeys.
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The harness packs five individual gear loops, a haul loop for pulling up another rope, and accessory loops for ice screws, meaning it can grow as you grow as a climber.
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"Sometimes I wake up thinking it's just a nightmare," he explains, while telling Bassem how everyday tasks like washing his face or pulling up his blankets now take a long time.
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"To me, it felt like the New England Patriots pulling up," Ellis told me, as we sat in his soon-to-be-vacated college apartment, a day before his first Hollywood premiere.
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Pak showed off her baby bump in a bathroom-mirror selfie, pulling up her long-sleeved brown shirt to reveal her belly and captioning it with a series of family-themed emojis.
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I felt momentary horror when I glanced up and saw one pulling up beside me, only to realize there was no one inside it and the wheel was turning on its own.
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Cohen, 51, also asked Givens about whether she dated Brad Pitt after her divorce from Mike Tyson, who alleged in his memoir that he caught the pair pulling up into their driveway.
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Pulling up the most clickable stuff might be great for business growth but it's really not so edifying for the eyeballs and minds encountering the base stuff your tech ends up pushing.
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BOSTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - In America's corporate boardrooms, diversity is making uneven progress: Women increasingly are pulling up a chair while racial and ethnic minorities still rarely get seats at the table.
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Seattle and Boston are both fantastic places to build companies, and some founders will always prefer to pursue their dreams in those cities instead of pulling up stakes for the Bay Area.
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Although the royals often arrive to events in order of precedence, with Queen Elizabeth pulling up closest to the start of the proceedings, Prince Harry and Kate arrived together for Thursday's event.
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So if you don't want to farm, go ahead—with hundreds of thousands of other players pulling up cauliflowers and parsnips anyway, it's not like the people of Stardew are going unfed.
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He was feting Taiwan-based Foxconn on Thursday for setting up shop in Wisconsin, and at the same time hitting Wisconsin-based Harley-Davidson for pulling up some stakes and heading overseas.
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Cosmetic doctors are noticing an uptick in people who are bringing Facetuned, filtered and otherwise altered photos into their offices, or pulling up unaltered selfies to point out what they want fixed.
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The search gives users the ability to search through patients within Ascension, pulling up an overview of their health record with the ability to get a closer look at vitals or labs.
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"Drafting these lists, and pulling up the right names for tax havens, is a very political process, that's clear," said Guntram B. Wolff, the director of Bruegel, a research organization in Brussels.
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A man, whose face can occasionally be seen in the rearview mirror, drives through the streets of Christchurch before pulling up in front of Al Noor mosque, beside the sprawling Hagley Park.
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"My friends were even pulling up past versions of the map, looking at where people went to school and talking about where they got in," she said, recalling one coffee shop session.
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Outside, he saw groups of girls huddled in fear and ambulances pulling up, and one man down on the ground across the street from his house, where a doctor was administering CPR.
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After a flurry of meetings that had political analysts feverishly analyzing whose car was pulling up in which driveway, Mr. Mahathir submitted his letter of resignation as prime minister on Monday afternoon.
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"It's breaking my heart," she said, pulling up on her computer screen an image of a blobby Danish armchair that looked as if it were made from half-melted chocolate ice cream.
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Most of us might be able to recall, more or less, what our local temperatures were through the previous week; further back than that, we need to start pulling up temperature records.
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A man, whose face can occasionally be seen in the rearview mirror, drives through the streets of Christchurch before pulling up in front of Al Noor Mosque, beside the sprawling Hagley Park.
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I'm pulling up to the next nuptials in silk formal, ready to make out with whatever person gets drunk enough to mistake this for some sort of allusion to being a cougar.
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After starting out the season trying to take advice from captains Sig Hansen and Keith Colburn only to find himself pulling up horrible numbers from his pots, he set out on his own.
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At his elementary school in the Pennsylvania suburbs, "there was only one African-American student," Smerconish recalled, pulling up a photograph of his first-grade class and pointing out his classmate, Darryl Chatman.
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On October 12, dashcam video showed a police officer pulling up to Manziel and Crowley, who were parked on the side of the road, telling them of "numerous calls" about their speeding BMW.
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The higher averages could reflect the fact that fewer people plan to buy presents for wives and mothers-in-law, and those that do might be bigger spenders, thus pulling up the average.
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In the Gulf of California, Sea Shepherd is working in conjunction with the Mexican government to halt the poaching, often calling the navy for help in arresting poachers or pulling up giant nets.
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As officers prepared to leave, dashcam footage recorded Caren Turner pulling up to the scene and approaching the two patrolmen after her daughter, a passenger in the car, called her for a ride.
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It took nearly three hours before Facebook pulled the video on Sunday, in which Stephens laments about a former girlfriend before pulling up next to 74-year-old Robert Godwin and shoots him.
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Back in January 2017, Uber alone gained the ability to actually book rides in the Google Maps app by pulling up your account window and hailing your ride without ever leaving the app.
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The game consisted of DeGeneres pulling up two pictures of male celebrities on a screen and having Michele choose between them, narrowing it down until she found her "perfect soulmate," explained the host.
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Try pulling up a table near the toilet or enjoying a libation in the lavatory, because when there's heavy traffic in the airport's corridors, a place to sit is almost impossible to find.
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This is the probably the best Mercury transit you're going to see without pulling up close on a spacecraft, and frankly, better in the sense that you don't burn your face off watching.
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According to police reports, the girl described a man of "mixed race" in his 40s to 50s with a white goatee pulling up to a stoplight in his truck before he started masturbating.
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The German government's plan to issue more debt-than-expected next year pushed bund yields higher, and that acted like a magnet, pulling up yields across Europe and in the U.S. Treasury market.
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The German government's plan to issue more debt than expected next year pushed bund yields higher, and that acted like a magnet, pulling up yields across Europe and in the U.S. Treasury market.
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Prior to our interview, Cassidy recorded a video of himself pulling up our email exchange, and then opening his Blockchain account to reveal the number of coins he owns and their USD equivalent.
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It shows what American officials say was a Revolutionary Guards patrol boat pulling up alongside the Kokuka Courageous, one of the damaged tankers, several hours after the initial explosion, and removing a mine.
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For instance, Dom laying her cards on the table for Angela was something that could send both characters in exciting new directions, as was the Wellick-mobile pulling up outside of Elliot's apartment.
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The brevity works well for a series that's all about intimate, minute observations, emphasized by the roving hand-held camera, which creates the sensation of pulling up elbow-to-elbow with the characters.
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And while making your own might require a little more effort than just pulling up to the McDonald's drive-thru, a homemade version is almost guaranteed to have less high-fructose corn syrup.
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In a move that was unusually invasive for a translator, he suggested pulling up the historical flashback, which was buried in the middle of the narrative, and turning it into the novel's beginning.
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The frightening confrontation caught on a surveillance camera shows a man identified as Gordon J. Lyons, 57, slowly pulling up his car to the 37-year-old woman while she jogged down the street.
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An Oregon woman was charged with drunk driving after cops allegedly saw her pulling up to a Taco Bell drive-thru window and pouring alcohol into an employee at the fast food chain's mouth.
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They didn't hear the patrol van pulling up, didn't hear the slam of car doors, didn't hear the footsteps clicking toward them, didn't hear and the boys around them scrambling off into the darkness.
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When asked if he was active on any Facebook Anger Groups, he took out his phone and started enthusiastically pulling up Yellow Vests memes on the page "La France en colère" ("France is angry").
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Even if you're not a smart home person, Alexa is very helpful for quickly pulling up a show or movie, and the voice remote now has the TV control buttons that were long overdue.
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Openness is supposed to be a European strength—its magic potion, to extend the Asterix metaphor—in an age when America is pulling up the drawbridge and China's more closed model is making strides.
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This moist water, too, rises, and as it does, its water vapour condenses, releasing both water, to fall as rain, and energy to drive further convection, pulling up yet more moist air from below.
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"Over here you can kind of tell where the built-up areas are, which are some of these green dots," she said, pushing past the dots and pulling up ground images of apartment buildings.
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They tell you about a typical Sunday through one of their songs, playing the rap music loud, riding up and down the block, through the neighborhood, pulling up to a park on the weekends.
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There's a video of a local Beaverton, Oregon, TV news report on YouTube that I often find myself pulling up to watch when these stories come out about police officers killing innocent black people.
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Out There In 1974, a farmer was digging a well in the countryside outside of Xi'an, the ancient imperial capital of China, when he started pulling up bricks, arrowheads and pieces of terra cotta.
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Pulling up itineraries can be a hassle because over the course of a longer vacation, there are so many items to juggle for flights, car rentals and hotel reservations for each city you visit.
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Wear This Whenever I'm in need of style inspiration, I find myself pulling up images of Prada's early aughts men's wear collections — their sporty minimalism, restrained tailoring and boyish quirk usually breaks my rut.
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Some analysts have expressed concern that the regulations will create an acute shortage of middle distillates resulting in a surge in diesel and jet fuel prices and pulling up crude oil prices with them.
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A weirder divination involved pulling up a cabbage or kale stalks from the dirt, and looking for a prophecy in the roots (thus the appearance of bow tie-sporting cabbage suitors on these cards).
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Earlier this week, Walmart launched a campaign that aired during the Golden Globes and showed famous cars — like the Scooby Doo mystery machine — pulling up to Walmart stores and using its online grocery pickup service.
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Widely-circulated surveillance video showed officer Timothy Loehmann pulling up to Tamir in a police vehicle, stepping out and almost immediately firing his gun at Tamir, who died several hours later from his gunshot wounds.
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The Mets enter the week 2 1/2 games behind St. Louis for the second NL wild card but have two other teams to climb over before even pulling up behind the Cardinals, including Miami.
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He recounted his tour bus's pulling up alongside a police officer on horseback as they drove down Fifth Avenue after the show, and the officer's saying there had been only two arrests the whole night.
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Video from a witness on the ground shows the plane at one point pulling up for a loop, putting the aircraft upside-down and then pulling back up just feet above a body of water.
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However, there is no other alternative than pulling up our sleeves and jointly get to the task, if we want to avoid fueling war-like conflicts and risk getting entrenched in a new global conflict.
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As dudes on fixies whizzed past me to grab a space in the queue, I was greeted by folks in Primark Hawaiian shirts and bindis, straightening their feathered headdresses and pulling up their yoga pants.
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"We also disagree about tattoos," Ms. Dunham added, pulling up her sleeve to show off a recently acquired constellation of good luck symbols — a crystal, the number 13 (her birth date) — sprinkled across her wrist.
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"He's pulling up on everything and crawling and eating everything," the mother of one chimed in about Gunner's latest milestones, adding that her baby boy isn't saying big words yet but is saying his nanny's name.
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Pak first revealed she was expecting on Instagram in December with a bathroom-mirror selfie, pulling up her long-sleeved brown shirt to reveal her belly and captioning it with a series of family-themed emojis.
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A demonstration on stage showed the display pulling up Jimmy Kimmel Live on YouTube TV as just one example of content that Google offers that Amazon can't — you know, since the companies still hate each other.
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All of the barcode scanning and Amazon Fresh purchasing is still there, and now Alexa can do her thing as well, ordering items with voice, pulling up recipes, finding out the nutritional content of an item.
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It was pretty horrific, people were working round the clock pulling up fish, it stunk, and to get down into the freezer, which was massive, you would have to go down this huge tuna fish slide.
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Basically, "the composition of the jobs in this region are pulling up the income and there's not a lot of massively declining job categories in the region that are pulling down incomes as well," Trekson says.
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Ed Winter, assistant chief of operations at the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office, told the Los Angeles Daily News that surveillance video showed Gooding Sr.'s car pulling up to the area around 3:30 a.m.
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But the culture has you focused so much on f---ing somebody bitch, and pulling up in a foreign, and rapping about things that could get you locked up — and then saying you're about prison reform.
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The line to Bret Stephens's house to tell his family that he's a bedbug and a terrible columnist would look like the cars pulling up to Ray Kinsella's farm at the end of FIELD OF DREAMS.
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This madcap presidential election will come to an end on Tuesday, pulling up stakes after a protracted season that delivered delight and disgust, laughter and long groans, without pause for the better part of two years.
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In 2015, the Mexican government banned gillnet fishing in the Gulf of California, but the Mexican Navy and conservation organizations are still pulling up these illegal nets, which according to the researchers are still ensnaring vaquitas.
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Iran's top nuclear scientists were being assassinated in a string of similar attacks: Assailants on motorcycles were pulling up to their moving cars, attaching magnetic bombs and detonating them after the motorcyclists had fled the scene.
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Photographs can be something we flip past on Twitter or in a magazine, a poster we hang on a wall, even a particular selfie we're really confident in and can't stop pulling up on our phones.
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And I infected that lie to other people that were innocent, and even 20 years later, after I left the movement, I'm still pulling up the weeds from all those seeds of hate that I planted.
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Lowry looked comfortable going to his right or left, pulling up or shooting off the catch, and he hit a pair of threes, a mid-range jumper, and went a perfect 7-of-7 at the line.
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Scientists at the University of Hawaii, Newcastle University and the University of Washington spotted it on several research trips from 2014 to 2017, pulling up 37 specimens on a mission using the R/V Falkor research vessel.
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While he eventually was able to prove he hadn't had the surgery he was billed for, he had to prove that he didn't undergo surgery by pulling up his shirt and showing he didn't have any scars.
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" Describing her memory of Kavanaugh laughing and pulling up his pants in front of her, Ramirez told the magazine, "I can still see his face, and his hips coming forward, like when you pull up your pants.
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"Just when you think you've reached the highest place, you find yourself pulling up to the White House and you're walking inside a building that you've known about since you were a little, little kid," she marvels.
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The Riverside County Animal Services released security footage showing a woman pulling up in a white Jeep Wrangler at a local business earlier this week and tossing a bag filled with 7 puppies into the trash bin.
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Stepping off the bus, I realize there is no self-esteem booster like pulling up to some prosperous corner, getting out with a Globus strap around your neck, and taking marching orders from a stern tour guide.
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A 2012 PsychCentral blog post called attention to Siri's inability to deal with the topic, instead pulling up Web search results that included news stories about people who died from suicide or directions to the nearest bridge.
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Via the storage and inventory financing relationships embedded in the futures curve, the expectation of a future tightening in the supply-demand balance later in 2016 and 2017 is pulling up the spot price of oil now.
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The weight limit is 20 pounds, which could easily accommodate a baby until they&aposre able to start pulling up onto the sides which, if you&aposll remember, lower and raise whenever there&aposs weight on them.
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Pulling up to The Fonda, I tried to calm my anxiety as I walked past a line of EDM teens, who formed an amoeba of dad hats, WEDIDIT tees, and Nike Huaraches that wrapped around the parking lot.
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The Terrapins were wide open: Sulaimon pulling up in the middle of a fast break, Carter executing a sideways pick-and-roll with Trimble and popping from behind the 3-point line for a quick catch-and-shoot.
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If, as seems likely, Britain leaves the EU's customs union on quitting the organisation, it may well find itself trying to negotiate new trade terms at a time when economies around the world are pulling up the drawbridge.
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The whole deliverable here is that it doesn't matter if you're working in Chrome, or Excel or pulling up a scanned document, the software is analyzing what's actually being rendered onscreen, not what the individual app is communicating.
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An hour or so later, pulling up, stepping out of the bus and breathing in the sharp Brussels air, something becomes clear: Instead of being angry, I need to thank all the Instagram followers who sent me here.
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So instead of pulling up a travel booking site and choosing the various options from check lists and calendars, you can have an almost-natural conversation with a bot to find a flight or get some travel inspiration.
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Raising Cane's has faster drive-thru service than any other major fast-food chain in the US. On average, customers wait just two minutes and 48 seconds from pulling up to place their order to receiving their food.
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"He is going to put on the table all the tools that are going to take away the advantages of companies that for far too long have been pulling up stakes, leaving American workers behind," Pence told ABC.
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Now imagine that you're a delivery guy, it's midnight, you've got a car full of hot pies, and you're pulling up to an abandoned house in Rancho Cucamonga, California, as all of the above weigh heavily on you.
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"I have the option of either feeding my children or buying medicine for myself," said brick kiln worker Sarfraz Ahmed, 30, pulling up his shirt to show a thin brown scar on the left side of his abdomen.
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On August 21, Banks was pulling up to her latest vigil—it was for the 14-year-old son of a friend on Chicago's West Side—when she found herself coming to the aid of yet another victim.
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While he's still bashful beyond the arc (particularly from the corners), Hollis-Jefferson has become more confident and effective taking slower bigs off the bounce, and either pulling up from 24 feet or displaying refined touch at the rim.
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In August 2015, Wagers was arrested for indecent exposure after allegedly pulling up in his truck near a woman as she rode her bike, yelling, "Hey, lady" and exposing himself to her, according to police records obtained by PEOPLE.
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But having a reliable, consistent way of pulling up the iPhone's digital assistant without speaking to your phone is important — both as a backup and for consumers who are simply more familiar with holding a button to access Siri.
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In a preview clip from Tuesday's season finale, Kermit is seen driving and singing along to Jim Henson's version of "It's Not Easy Bein' Green" before pulling up next to Jack White, who is singing a Stevie Wonder song.
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While we haven't gotten to try the headset, Leap Motion design VP Keiichi Matsuda has posted some very cool early videos shot through a prototype — including demonstrations of handling a holographic cube and pulling up a virtual wrist display.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Iran's Revolutionary Guards posted a video online on Saturday showing speedboats pulling up alongside the detained British-flagged tanker Stena Impero and troops wearing ski masks and carrying machine guns rappelling to its deck from a helicopter.
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We're going to start with the crew pulling up to the store in a Dodge Durango (just imagine some good Stones cut playing as they pull up—maybe I suggest something from Sticky Fingers?) Let's get going, shall we?
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Big banks like Bank of America and Capital One are using AI for chatbots and voice assistants that can help customers easily answer simple questions about their finances (such as pulling up their account balance or scheduling a payment).
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As Jeb Bush's once-imposing campaign wobbled to an end, the crowds and media coverage dwindling, there was a poignant moment: Mr. McKinnon met his old boss, the former president, pulling up to a campaign stop for his brother.
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Bill Urban, said the video showed an Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps patrol boat pulling up alongside the Kokuka Courageous, one of the stricken ships, several hours after the initial explosion, and removing an unexploded limpet mine in broad daylight.
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The invasive plants are far too big for me to dig up, but I do my best to minimize the damage — cutting back buds before they can flower, pulling up seedlings, planting native trees and shrubs where I can.
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Mr. Anderson, the former Delta Air Lines executive who recently became Amtrak's leader, said the company faced an enormous backlog of "stay-in-good-repair investment," but that upgrades required pulling up tracks and widespread inconveniences, like reduced schedules.
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In the spring of 1927, Mr. Moses ordered the largest floating dredges in the United States to be brought to New York City; crews worked for months pulling up sand and piling it into dunes over 10 feet high.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... the 'Star Trek' legend paid a visit to his local police station on Christmas day, pulling up with trays of corned beef and pastrami sandwiches and contributing the grub to a potluck for police.
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Reconnecting with someone no longer involves searching to see if they're online; it's now as simple as pulling up your contacts and sending them a tweet or DM. It's ugly as hell Direct your browser to Facebook dot com.
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"The immigration officials arrived at my house and this is how the whole sad nightmare started," wrote another girl in Spanish as a caption to a drawing of cars pulling up to a house filled with people crying inside.
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Its divers eagerly scoured the wreck, pulling up a gold ring belonging to the ship's captain, belt buckles, a cannon, a long-barreled pistol, two bottles of rum, scabbards, toothbrushes (sans bristles), a pewter spoon, and hundreds of other items.
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Be On AlertWhile Google appears to be limiting the spread of misinformation by pointing only to non-partisan news organizations covering the massacre, Facebook's search is evidently pulling up results for some users that could be called questionable at best.
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But in a league where offense rules, Durant is already the superior all-around scorer and displays far more confidence beyond the arc and in the mid-range, whether pulling up off the dribble or launching one on the catch.
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The night time footage, from what appeared to be a closed circuit TV camera across the street from a side entrance into the embassy compound, showed a yellow taxi pulling up and a man jumping out of the front passenger door.
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It's the kind of bike that's begging to be ridden on long treks through idyllic countrysides before pulling up next to a bog to camp, and then making a run to the local town center for a charge and supplies.
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Update 2/5/17 8:36pm EST: Shortly after Hasan's post was kicked out of Top Stories, the same search term "stream superbowl" started pulling up another spammy LinkedIn blog, this time from someone calling themselves Lemon Kawsar, also from Bangalesh.
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Searching for a movie / TV show by name or pulling up content starring a certain actor works well enough, as does saying something like "show me free movies" or asking to hear a genre of music from supported music services.
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"If we can instead say the car is slowing down, then all actors in the area, whether they're pedestrians or cyclists pulling up along the side, can all interpret the vehicle state and make their own individual decisions," he says.
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GENEVA, July 20 (Reuters) - Iran's Revolutionary Guards posted a video online on Saturday showing speedboats pulling up alongside the detained British-flagged tanker Stena Impero and troops wearing ski masks and carrying machine guns rappelling to its deck from a helicopter.
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The star gave fans their first glimpse at her post-baby body just one month after giving birth in a Snapchat clip wearing underwear and pulling up her black shirt to reveal how her body looked from a side angle.
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They are doing it today with some retailers, as Lululemon got an upgrade from Wells Fargo and Jeffries and is pulling up a small group of retailers, including JC Penney, Kohl's , and Gap, all among the worst performers last year.
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Goldman's annualized return on equity (ROE) in 3Q16 was 11.2% due to the factors noted above; pulling up the company's annualized ROE over the first nine months of the year to 8.7%, which is still below Goldman's long-term averages.
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Competition for his services was initially thought to be lighter than expected given his salary demands, with at least three major bidders are known to be pulling up to the table: New York Yankees, Philadelphia Phillies and now the Dodgers.
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He usually starts either on the right wing or just above the arc, receives a ball screen going left, starts to drive and drift at the same time before pulling up to shoot at the exact moment his defender reaches in.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australian stayer Vow and Declare won the 13th running of the Melbourne Cup by a neck at Flemington racecourse on Tuesday with the race overshadowed by a stewards' protest and a horse pulling up lame with a cracked pelvis.
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"Phyllis Schlafly's formula for the better life, then, is based on marrying a rich professional, climbing the pedestal to lady of leisure and pulling up the rope ladder behind her," Ms. Sheehy wrote in The New York Times in 22006. Mrs.
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Someone on the Noisey UK desk who will remain anonymous has been known to try and silence Britney Spears naysayers at parties by pulling up Spears' 2000 VMAs performance on their phone because it "shows her at her absolute peak".
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The doula says her client had declined a vaginal exam, and that the doctor told her, "So, this is how we're going to do this," before pulling up her skirt and forcing his hand roughly into her vagina from behind.
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Another installation went on view in July at the Charlotte, N.C., airport: "Interconnected," a video representation of everything that's transpired at the airport over the previous 90 days — every flight arrival, every departure, every car pulling up, every passenger boarding.
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If a meeting in Culver City begins with an executive offering you a bottle of water and a nondisclosure agreement, you start a meeting in Venice by grabbing a LaCroix seltzer from the communal fridge and pulling up a chair.
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When it was time to plan when we'd meet next, there came that inevitable murmur of everyone pulling up their calendars, throwing out a bunch of dates, and then someone else saying they weren't free — but how about this day?
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You have six months from when you first sign up for Medicare to buy a Medigap policy and do so without the insurance company pulling up your health-care record and possibly levying higher premiums due to your medical history.
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To see if any life might exist deep within this rock, a team led by Fernando Puente-Sánchez from the Spanish Centre of Astrobiology in Madrid drilled a 2,011-foot-long (613-meter) borehole into the rock, pulling up cylinder-shaped sample.
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The team behind the project is also focused on observing how such a system might impact cities and fit into a residential neighborhood, along with how real-world customers react to a driverless vehicle pulling up to their door with their groceries.
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Alexa is now on board these devices, which means you get voice search and everything else that Alexa entails: reading out events from your calendar, checking up on the weather (with a rather nice-looking widget), and pulling up information from the web.
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The mics did a surprisingly great job picking up audio even in a crowded demo room, pulling up the Google Assistant mid-song was a snap and Assistant correctly identified the capital of Peru when pressed for an answer, so I'm satisfied.
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Even the championship race, which came after a series of heats had winnowed the opening field down to a final six, involves one of the racers pulling up well early, presumably because he or she smelled something extremely interesting in foul territory.
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Much like Hill, the 25-year-old can't be left alone on the perimeter, and is plenty comfortable pulling up behind the three-point line if his man ducks under/gets caught in a pick, while the screener's defender opts to drop back.
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On Thursday, Samiel Asghedom spoke to the Los Angeles Times and recalled pulling up to Marathon Clothing Company earlier this week to discover his younger brother, with a bullet-hole in his leg, lying on the ground in his blood-stained shirt.
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The Corsica he knew was not the kind that you sought out, but that happened to you: a wild boar crossing your path in the woods; the butcher truck pulling up to sell the day's cuts; a fountain's water breaking the night's silence.
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There is a line in one of Lil Baby's songs, called "Trap Star," where he describes the moment of pulling up to his old block by Atlanta's West End mall in that car, and it sounds like a daydream, like literal magic.
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Pulling up to the state headquarters of the BJP in Lucknow on a recent morning, Maurya was greeted by a crowd of angry party supporters demanding to know why their candidates had not been given a slot to run for the state legislature.
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Just before the final assault on a militant-controlled town or village, it is not unusual to see lines of buses pulling up, loading hundreds of fighters and their families, and driving them off the battlefield, sometimes to other Islamic State-controlled territory.
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"With Trump looming, there is genuine concern that the horse many have bet on may be pulling up lame and the horse who has sprinted out front may not be able to win," said David Axelrod, a former adviser to President Barack Obama.
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But in recent years, Green had seen how players were becoming more skilled on offense: power forwards who could put the ball on the floor and shoot 3-pointers, guards who could stretch defenders like rubber bands by pulling up from 25 feet.
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Yet Lonzo might not even be close to the swaggiest member of the Ball family, judging by this footage of younger brother LaMelo—a high school sophomore—pointing at the half-court line before casually pulling up and nailing a half-courter.
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But soon after that statement was issued, the U.S. released still images showing limpet mines attached to the Kokuka and black-and-white video footage appearing to show a Revolutionary Guard patrol boat pulling up alongside the ship and removing unexploded mines.
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TMZ Sports has learned ... the D.A. has charged 4 men for the June 25th incident -- in which Moses Malone Jr. says he was pulling up to V Live when he was rushed by a group of guys who threatened him over the Facebook post.
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Baldwin had her 14-year-old pug serve as the ring bearer and made for her grand entrance, she surprised Fletcher by pulling up in a white vintage Rolls Royce and walking down the aisle to one of their favorite songs, "Love's Divine" by Seal.
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Annotate was made by Driftt and I love it because it has a great workflow for pulling up your screenshot, marking it up if you like, and then either dragging your marked-up image to an app or uploading it to any number of services.
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The actor explained to the Tonight Show host that recently, after pulling up to his home in Brooklyn, he was so focused on getting his daughter out of her carseat, into her stroller, and safely inside the apartment that he totally forgot about his car.
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While Bolt retired after pulling up injured in the 4x100 relay final at the 2017 world championships, Cambridge won a bronze with his team mates in that race and has been cast as the possible face of Japanese athletics at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
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I don't know of any other nation in the world that goes to the lengths we go in active duty, military people digging at active sites, pulling up the remains of a C-130, or helicopter, or something, in order to complete the mission.
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I always say if United Nations were to do another record, I would want there to be this experiential aspect to it where you'd get to the second side and things that had been introduced earlier start pulling up very slowly into the music.
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That&aposs because, though they were outnumbered 15-to-1 by the elite German paratroopers, an even more menacing force was pulling up behind them — the 1st SS Panzer Division, which was the leading edge of the northern attack of the German 6th Panzer Army.
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I'm pulling up to the West Hollywood Equinox to do nothing but weight-lifting for a full hour until I let out a Hulk-like roar from adrenaline and my crotch patch has a nice big sweat stain that smells faintly like vintage champagne.
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When Buress inadvertently revived the allegations, it was in the context of criticizing Cosby's famous finger-wagging messages urging black people to live up to the work of the civil rights movement by pulling up their sagging pants and putting an end to out-of-wedlock births.
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P.S. Keep y'all hating asses off his comments or we pulling up‼️‼️" Naturally, Draymond Green was one of the first "hating asses" to hit Bronny's comment section, playfully going after the teen hooper with a "Im at your f**king neck this summer G!!!
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The new, radically different, squarish Oasis design is beautiful and arguably enticing as the newest shiny e-reader, but like older versions, the latest Kindle also has a lagging touch response – forget about easily thumbing through pages, writing in the margins or quickly pulling up another title.
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And, for those of us women who are already sitting at the board table, who are members of GPs or hold C-level executive roles, let's not get comfortable in monopolistic roles — we need to take an active role in pulling up other women alongside ourselves.
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As a sensitive and nostalgic water sign, hoarding memories and belongings can be an issue for you, but this eclipse acts as a massive garbage container pulling up to your home, urging you to dump everything you no longer need—like rusty kitchenware or last year's crush!
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Multiple videos show Trump pulling up to the PS 59 school building to vote for himself around 11 AM. As Trump skips the line and is shuffled inside, he raises his hand and waves to the crowd of waiting voters, who boo and heckle the GOP candidate.
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The emerging picture of its locomotion differs from any known living creature, Böhme said, describing it as "extended limb clambering," with Danuvius walking on two legs while using its long arms for support and balance but not for pulling up the body as other apes do.
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Click here to view original GIFGifs taken from video by Osaka Institute of TechnologyThey don't look much, but these little black balls harness the power of bright light to zip across the surface of water—pulling up to 150 times their own weight in the process.
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Related: I'm a driver for Uber and Lyft — here are 10 things I wish I knew before starting the jobI remember pulling up to a Walmart at night, and a woman was standing there with three cases of water and enough groceries to feed a small army.
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I would suggest that, while Butler is an excellent player, he is not transcendent or supernatural the way a driving Lebron, a turning-around Jordan, a pulling-up Curry, a crouching Tony Allen, or a jogging-back-on-offense-and-liable-to-do-whatever JR Smith.
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The showdown between C.C. and Dorothy gets cleaved into two different scenes: one with Dorothy noticing C.C. pulling up as she talks to pimps and apartment residents about a common area, the other with Dorothy walking up to C.C.'s car and having it out with him.
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How the attack unfolded The Tuesday afternoon store attack led to chaotic scenes over several hours in the city across the Hudson River from Manhattan, with heavily armed officers taking over city streets, pulling up in armored personnel vehicles amid the sounds of sirens and gunshots.
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"If you don't answer the letter, you get a home visit from a Border Patrol vehicle, pulling up to the house with an officer with the Army Corps of Engineers, an armed Border Patrol agent and often someone from the Department of Justice as well," he said.
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Speaking on stage at the conference, Prasad said this works by using a cross-skill action predictor — essentially, software that can reply to commands like "get me movie tickets" by getting the movie tickets and be proactive in pulling up other skills like reserving a table at a restaurant.
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The new button is meant for bringing the Google Assistant into chats with other people, where it's able to do a number of different things, including looking up sports scores, finding nearby restaurants, pulling up maps, and just generally accessing information that Google is already really good at highlighting.
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CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (Reuters) - As a heavily-armed man entered Christchurch's al Noor mosque and began gunning down worshippers, Sardar Faisal happened to be in the bathroom, Sheikh Fahad ran and Amir Daud was just pulling up with his wife in their car, moments late for Friday prayers.
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"One of the challenges of being in the public domain and reporting quarterly, I compare it to a farmer who is constantly pulling up his or her radishes wondering how they are growing, and then wondering why they are not growing," Sims told reporters in Calgary on Tuesday.
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In terms of removing the weapons, logistically speaking it would be as simple as pulling up a couple of C-17s up to the base, loading the weapons in — likely under the cover of darkness to avoid attention — and flying them back to the US, Kristensen told Insider.
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In 2008, when he took a break from restaurants to offer Peranakan dishes and Western fare like his signature anchovy pasta in a tiny coffee shop stall, the well-heeled followed, pulling up in pricey cars for takeout or sitting on a stool to sweat over a Wagyu steak.
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On May 17, the day before the Stronach Group hosted the Preakness, the second race of the Triple Crown series, at Pimlico, a 3-year-old filly named Congrats Gal died soon after pulling up and finishing last in the nine-horse field in the Miss Preakness Stakes.
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But that night, when we approached the table where she and her son were drinking a couple of Bud Lights, she chatted us up like neighbors, pulling up a photo of her dog and, with me obviously pregnant, asking about my girl, who's due in just a few months.
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But the several dozen independent baymen who make up the North Oyster Bay Baymen's Association say their livelihood has been hurt by the company's town-sanctioned monopoly on the harbor's most fertile areas, and by the company's dredge boats pulling up clams in large quantities from the bottom.
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It's not entirely clear what to expect or what they'll look like — Samsung showed a demo of Bixby pulling up the various interfaces you'd need to book a hotel stay — but Samsung is promising to make Bixby so open that developers will be able to make anything that Samsung itself could.
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Close-ups reveal the different routes taken by the students with their painting: One opted to riff on Drake's If You're Reading This It's Too Late … The only thing that's going to motivate me to wake up for school tomorrow is pulling up in my parking spot 🙏🏽😎 pic.twitter.
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CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand, March 18 (Reuters) - As a heavily-armed man entered Christchurch's al Noor mosque and began gunning down worshippers, Sardar Faisal happened to be in the bathroom, Sheikh Fahad ran and Amir Daud was just pulling up with his wife in their car, moments late for Friday prayers.
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Lawyers for the other represented parties (Cohen, President Donald Trump and the Trump Organization) wouldn't make room for Avenatti at counsel's table, and so Avenatti made due by pulling up a chair at the end of the back table, cater-corner to Ellen Beth Resnick, a lawyer for the Trump Organization.
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We should never disparage someone's financial success, but these one-percenters shouldn't be pulling up the ladder on the 2628,28503 men and women who will be employed by the ACP, nor on those who will find jobs in the future as a result of the new supply of secure energy.
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After pulling up to the gate in Jakarta, the Bali captain informed a company mechanic about "the aircraft problem" and in the maintenance log noted only three anomalies — the captain's airspeed and altitude indication errors and the illumination of a warning light related to a system known as Feel Differential Pressure.
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Now that the Trump administration's highly anticipated new tax legislation is airing out, some living in high-tax states such as California, New Jersey or New York are probably weighing the pros and cons of staying put or pulling up stakes and retiring to lower-tax states, like Florida or Texas.
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Then there's a vast group of people in the middle who like the future, are scared of the future, and this group on the top is not pulling them up and presumably they would pull the ones below them up further, but there's no pulling up by the wealthy here.
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No amount of bluster and rhetoric, or blaming "the Germans" and "Brussels," or simply pulling up the drawbridge, will shoo away such challenges, not to mention Italy's ingrained problems, its clunky bureaucracy and judicial system, north-south divide, inequality, nepotism, and low employment rates, especially among women and the young, for starters.
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While walking around in the latter look, at first, Rihanna wrapped up her elaborate coif in a pair of black track pants (Fenty x Puma, no doubt), but as the evening progressed she ditched the joggers, pulling up her hood and giving paparazzi a peak at the OTT hair she was hiding underneath.
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Based on Judge Marra's recitation of the facts, plaintiffs' lawyers will be able to show jurors incriminating evidence that Chiquita made a calculated business decision to pay off paramilitary groups - instead of working with the Colombian government to oppose their crimes or pulling up stakes in Colombia – and cover up the payments.
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Worried families sit in the path of devastating hurricanes, businesses in coastal communities are already experiencing frequent and severe flooding, fishermen along our coasts are pulling up empty nets due to warming seas, farming communities are being hit by floods of biblical proportions and medical professionals are scrambling to understand new disease vectors.
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Explosions crippled two oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman on Thursday; the United States military released video footage that Central Command said shows a Revolutionary Guards patrol boat pulling up alongside one of the stricken ships several hours after the initial explosion, and removing an unexploded limpet mine in broad daylight.
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" On some of the challenges in covering the story, Wasson explained, "Shifts at the Life Care Center consisted of waiting across the street for hours, watching the building for pockets of activity: ambulances arriving, delivery trucks pulling up with nondescript boxes, family members stopping by windows to talk to their loved ones.
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And there have been countless examples of Trump folding her 5-foot-11-inch frame into a tiny chair and pulling up to a kindergarten crafts table to help ill children make Valentine's Day cards or remind a second-grader bemoaning her homework that, yes, it's a drag, but you need to study.
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In what police say was a road rage incident, the driver of the second car, 23-year-old Jeremy Webster, had allegedly trailed Bigelow for about a mile before pulling up in the parking lot behind her, getting out of his vehicle and arguing with her as she exited her car with her kids.
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Google has their work cut out for them, but it might be in their best interest to introduce some light touch interactions that allow you to perform more actions without speaking at all, otherwise the screen is always going to feel a bit misplaced aside from pulling up a YouTube video or watching a slideshow.
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Plus, he added, pulling up Trump's astrological chart from where he has it saved in his phone, the eclipse occurs at the 29th degree of the astrological sign of Leo: a sign associated with Trump because his rising sign — the sign on the horizon when he was born — was also in Leo, at 29 degrees.
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First, a passage suggesting that a photograph of Silverstone as a 6-year-old was akin to child pornography: "I look at it sometimes," Alicia Silverstone says, crossing the room and pulling up a black-and-white poster-size photo: a 6-year-old bikini-clad Alicia on all fours on a white shag rug.
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And through all of his accomplishments and stress on education, Cosby became a legend for comedians and among black Americans, even as he deployed finger-wagging messages urging blacks to live up to the work of the civil rights movement by pulling up their sagging pants and putting an end to out-of-wedlock births.
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Gaze upon Hazard as he exchanges pleasantries with nearly seven Arsenal defenders, bidding them hello as he carries along, pulling up fresh sod with his carefree stride, the ball on a tight leash: Look as he meets the goal mouth, and releases the ball, like it had just reached the gates of a dog park.
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And then he sees that same car kinda speed up in front of us and then I see the car finally and the car's basically doing the same thing the car on the freeway was doing: pulling up to people almost looking like he's going to hit them, kind of just clearing some kind of path.
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With iOS 11, you're going to end up holding your finger on a file, pulling up the dock with your other hand and use your iPad like you're in Minority Report When you install iOS 11, the first thing you're going to notice is that the bottom row on your screen has been replaced by a macOS-like dock.
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"Not only did I not pursue Zach, who identifies as 'mainly straight,' but it was Jeffree who suggested that I talk to him in the first place," Charles shared, before pulling up a clip from a video the two beauty influencers had filmed together in the past, where Star did mention that his brother's boyfriend was Charles' type.
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You can pull up YouTube videos or step-by-step recipes in the kitchen or use it as a small screen for YouTube TV. Its screen works well in all lighting conditions, and if you're already deep in Google's ecosystem, Assistant can make using the device feel more personal by pulling up your own photos and other content.
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It's common knowledge that city curbs are fiercely contested places, what with Ubers and Lyfts hovering inconveniently and blocking traffic; piles of shared bikes and scooters being dropped off and picked up; rapidly climbing numbers of deliveries being made by double-parked trucks; and buses and taxis pulling up—not to mention all the private-car parking going on.
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And each day, just as I'd worked up a sweat pulling up this or that from last year's garden, that cruel slate sky and slap of winter wind would send me rushing inside to the comfort of the wood stove in the old kitchen, where, hypnotized by the flames, I all but lost hope of winter ever leaving.
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The LinkUK "Links" kiosks will be coming to the British capital in 2017 in a partnership with telecoms company BT. Each kiosk will offer a number of free services including gigabit Wi-Fi connections, two USB charging ports for your devices, a touchscreen tablet for pulling up maps, and free calls to UK landlines and mobile phones.
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The biggest sign that the Cowboys were serious about this game came late in the third quarter, when Bryant took a reverse pitch from quarterback Dak Prescott and tucked the ball as if planning to run before pulling up and lobbing the ball to Jason Witten for an easy 10-yard score and a 35-21 lead.
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At Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore on Friday, the day before the track would host the 144th running of the Preakness Stakes, the second race of the Triple Crown series, a 3-year-old filly named Congrats Gal died soon after pulling up and finishing last in the nine-horse field in the Miss Preakness Stakes.
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The video mashes up and recreates iconic moments from those early-2000s pleasures — the Mean Girls talent show; Elle Woods pulling up to Harvard and teaching the "bend and snap"; the toothbrushing scene from Bring It On. Many of the scenes feature cameos from such famous faces as Kris Jenner, Troye Sivan, and Jennifer Coolidge, among others.
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Deborah Ramirez claimed that when she and Kavanaugh were students at Yale University, a male student exposed himself to her and urged her to "kiss" his penis, and she recalled seeing Kavanaugh pulling up his pants and hearing other students say his name; Ramirez told the New Yorker she had been drinking that night and there were gaps in her memory.
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Folks have been flocking to Cielo Drive in West L.A. in the wake of the release of "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," pulling up in the middle of the night and hanging out near the location where a very pregnant Sharon was brutally murdered in 1969 by Manson Family members ... this according to one of the neighbors, David Oman.
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That means many more of us will be able to take advantage of Google's latest and smartest AI. There are some things both the Google Assistant and Siri are excellent at—like pulling up emails or showing photos you've taken in the last week in a specific city (Apple really seems to be catching up to Google in the image analysis department).
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Mike Gotovac has been handling the drinks at Dan Tana's for more than 50 years, and in that time, his bar has become hallowed grounds for West Coast drinkers, a place where both Clint Eastwood and a WeHo party boy can feel comfortable pulling up a stool and slaking their thirst with one of Gotovac's notoriously strong one-ingredient martinis.
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To use Apple Pay, an iPhone 6 or iPhone 6S user can wave their phone over a vendor's contactless reader with a finger on the phone's Touch ID. Users can also use Apple Pay by accessing Apple Wallet with a double-click of the phone's home button while the phone is locked, or by finding and pulling up Apple Wallet on their phones.
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"I have to come here and see people who are homeless and who biked here, as I'm pulling up in my Subaru," said Jenny Lunsted, a mother of two and the wife of an unpaid petty officer with the United States Coast Guard, who browsed shelves of canned pumpkin and fresh tomatoes at a food pantry in Stock Island, Fla.
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There is a lot that can be done for your motivational struggle, but some of it will have to do with pulling up your big-girl pants and being honest with yourself about what really makes you who you are, and who you want to be, and how a reticent and/or judgmental attitude toward "fitness goals" might fit into that.
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This farm, a rolling 1,200 acres of scattered fields, with the blue points of the Malvern Hills rising up on the horizon, is fairly typical of British vegetable growers—harnessed to the whims of the supermarkets, pulling up baby veg to vacuum-pack into polystyrene trays, throwing away as much as they keep because it doesn't reach the specific aesthetics of Waitrose, Tesco, Sainsbury's, and the rest.
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This is Wayne pulling up and hitting an 8x combo with the flow ("Hold up, I got this sewed up / my soda poured up / My woes up, I'm flippin' those bucks / they doing toe tucks / I roll up and let the smoke puff"), not to mention switching flows so naturally that using technical rap terms like "switching flows" is an insult to what he does.
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And while it was kind of novel to have Starbucks prep my "usual" one-pump light whip caramel Frappuccino just by asking Alexa during my commute, then pulling up to the drive-thru, it's kind of ridiculous that's the only thing the Starbucks skill can do 2.5 years after it was introduced, and no other notable restaurants appeared to have similar takeout skills when I went looking.
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Unlike most of the famous luxurious rehabs, where patients are humbled by making their own bed or pulling up weeds in a communal garden, the tycoons, princesses, and film stars who come here —a third of clients are from the Middle East, a third from the U.S. and the rest from Europe, Russia, and Asia—are free to carry on living a very comfortable lifestyle.
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So there's like crowds of people walking by and I'm looking at galleries of dead insurgents, and pulling up pretty aggressive pornography, and then I'm displaying images of my tags zoomed up, and stepping back, and people are just walking by gazing at them, a bit confused as to why there are big 'KATSU BTM' tags glowing out of these weird-ass giant iPhones.
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With the DNC all but clinched by the former Secretary of State, and a handful of Bernie staff holdouts, it seems that someone had enough time on their hands to put together a clip of Bernie Sanders pulling up from 40 as a Golden State Warrior to celebrate the fact that the NBA withdrew its 2017 All-Star Game from North Carolina due to the state's discriminatory transgender law.
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However, like a brilliant filmmaker (Darren Aronofsky comes to mind) who has great initial success with the uniqueness of his vision but then is given a huge budget to realize larger ideas and finds that somehow the cart he was pulling up the hill has gained its own momentum and has started pulling him, this show feels like too much material and high production values and not enough sense.
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The next step is for Congress to allocate resources for resettlement — something it has always done, in a bipartisan fashion, since the refugee crisis after World War II. Unfortunately, this time, a vocal minority in Congress, the states and the public are arguing that we should respond to this humanitarian crisis by pulling up the welcome mat, even for families fleeing the civil war in Syria and the brutality of the Islamic State.
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There were many moments of sheer joy: sitting at a table in the Peruvian Andes, a moody clear light streaming in through the window, a procession of gorgeous plates of truly lyrical dishes appearing on my table; pulling up to the counter of the Swan Oyster Depot in San Francisco, eating its "Sicilian sashimi" (raw fish drizzled with olive oil, red onions and capers) and making friends with the people seated next to me; gobbling pizza in Naples, surrounded by families chattering in Italian.
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You need do nothing more than ride a bike to savor its charm: Past the fish farmers in row boats on the emerald-green river pulling up water grass to feed to carp in the shallows; the steeples of riverbank churches framed by the backdrop of hump-like hills, the water buffaloes lolling in watery rice paddies where women in conical hats bend down to plant; the white storks taking flight as an orange sun sets over oceans of open farmland and unfurling mountain ranges.
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